At 5:55 PM -0400 10/11/01, Charles Lane wrote:
>Craig A. Berry writes:
>I don't think it's a matter of not having the right signal handler...
>IIRC, if you "raise()", then the signal handler works as advertised.
Hmm. Perhaps kill() doesn't check to see if the pid it gets is that
of the current p
Craig A. Berry writes:
> At 5:30 PM -0400 10/10/01, Charles Lane wrote:
> >Perl's signal handling fails pretty badly for me on VMS 6.2you
> >tell the CRTL that you want to ignore SIGHUP, but when you do a
> >"kill SIGHUP,$$" it still blows away your program.
> >test program to a VMS 7+ machine
At 5:30 PM -0400 10/10/01, Charles Lane wrote:
>Perl's signal handling fails pretty badly for me on VMS 6.2you
>tell the CRTL that you want to ignore SIGHUP, but when you do a
>"kill SIGHUP,$$" it still blows away your program.
>
>I tried this in C and found the same behavior, independent of
lane (Charles Lane)@DUPHY4.Physics.Drexel.Edu writes:
> Perl's signal handling fails pretty badly for me on VMS 6.2you
> tell the CRTL that you want to ignore SIGHUP, but when you do a
> "kill SIGHUP,$$" it still blows away your program.
Bad form to follow-up my own posts, I know...but I just
