Re: solaris and kill(pid, 0)

[Christian Hopp]

On 23 Oct 2002, Jan-Henrik Haukeland wrote:

> Jan-Henrik Haukeland <address@hidden> writes:
>
> > [1] Aha, maybe the kill(0) signal on Solaris wakes up the monit
> > daemon in it's sleep phase. This sounds plausible and then you will
> > have a race condition on which thread sets errno. One soulution
> > could be to mask out the 0 signal if possible at all in a signal(0,
> > SIG_IGN) ?
>
> I think I'm on to something here :) Check out if Solaris has a kill_r
> function you could use instead. If exist, the signature should look
> something like 'int kill_r(int pid, int sig,. int *error)'
nope.

grep didn't find anything in /usr/include and neither does ld.

Christian


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