On Jul 6 14:16, Jon Beniston wrote:
> Hi Corinna,
>
> >Since your example code is running very tightly most of its time inside
> >some Windows system DLL function, there's next to no chance to interrupt
> >the thread to inject the signal handler call. Cygwin tries this 100
> >times per signal.
Hi Corinna,
>Since your example code is running very tightly most of its time inside
>some Windows system DLL function, there's next to no chance to interrupt
>the thread to inject the signal handler call. Cygwin tries this 100
>times per signal. If that fails, the signal gets lost.
>
>One way t
On Jul 2 17:16, Jon Beniston wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a Cygwin program that:
>
> - registers a SIGINT handler, via signal(SIGINT,h)
> - creates a window, using Win32 CreateWindow
> - and is then calling PeekMessage for that window in a loop
>
> It appears that while PeekMessage is being called,
Hi,
I have a Cygwin program that:
- registers a SIGINT handler, via signal(SIGINT,h)
- creates a window, using Win32 CreateWindow
- and is then calling PeekMessage for that window in a loop
It appears that while PeekMessage is being called, any SIGINTs sent to the
program are lost. Is this to be
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