hi, i found the following code in apache web server code.
if the signal occurs after the wait system call, but before the result of
the system call is stored in "wait_or_timeout_retval", the fact, that
the system call succeeded is lost.
this is (1) a bug in apache and (2) a problem of me that i w
e nothing to do with locking the system, so
this is a bug!
it makes it quite impossible to use realtime threads in linux.
(works only as root user)
byebye
erik
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all.
it is extremly important, that signalthread_B doesn't get lost, i.e. B
just doesn't get the EINTR.
byebye
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h libcs at the same time, without any LD_*
environment variables. what to do?
byebye
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cess to interrupt another
processes next system call, __that is marked as interruptible (whatever
this means)__. the interrupt __mustn't get lost__. afterwards i must
always know, wether the system call succeeded, or not.
i find no way of doing it. this is why i said "the whole system is
sh
t) does not
work.
the problem cannot be solved without using siglongjmp().
i am sure, the problem cannot be solved with this library+operating
system :-(
(or does anyone know some assembler hacks ?)
byebye
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hope one of you knows the right person to fix
the problem.
if the bug won't be fixed in 2.0.34, you will not be able to do realtime
threads in 2.0.34.
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led
this shows, that you have the bug installed on your system :-)
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rubbish is gone.
byebye
Erik
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http://tick.informatik.u
non-US/'}="hamm/binary-i386";
$use_authorization_basic = 0;
$auth_user = "";
$auth_passwd = "";
$dldir = "debian";
1;
+ SNAP
dpkg-http 0.14
dpkg1.4.0.22
my system is quite updated hamm 2.0 with i386
byeb
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