> From: Troy Runkel
> Date: Mon, 11 Nov 2013 22:35:19 +
> Cc: Troy Runkel
>
> On UNIX, when you send SIGINT or Ctrl-C to a make process using -j, the child
> processes terminate and the child targets are removed if they exist.
But a child process could catch SIGINT and not terminate until
Greetings,
On UNIX, when you send SIGINT or Ctrl-C to a make process using -j, the child
processes terminate and the child targets are removed if they exist. According
to this post, it's the responsibility of the OS to send signals to all the
processes in the same process group. So all proces
