SIGABRT_
SIGALRM_
SIGBREAK_
SIGBUS_
SIGCHLD_
SIGCONT_
SIGDANGER_
SIGEMT_
SIGGRANT_
SIGHUP_
SIGILL_
SIGINFO_
SIGINT_
SIGIO_
SIGIOT_
SIGKILL_
SIGMIGRATE_
SIGMSG_
SIGPFE_
SIGPIPE_
SIGPOLL_
SIGPRE_
SIGPROF_
SIGPWR_
SIGQUIT_
SIGRETRACT_
SIGSAK_
SIGSEGV_
SIGSOUND_
SIGSTKFLT_
SIGSTOP_
SIGSYS_
SIGTERM_
SIGTRAP_
SIGTSTP_
SIGTTIN_
SIGTTOU_
SIGURG_
SIGUSR1_
SIGUSR2_
SIGVIRT_
SIGVTALRM_
SIGWINCH_
SIGXCPU_
SIGXFSZ_
p4_load_signals
p4_load_signals_
p4_fatal
p4_forth_signal
p4_install_signal_handlers
p4_swap_signals
SIGABRT_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0131
SIGALRM_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0135
SIGBREAK_ :
SIGALRM
SIGQUIT
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0280
SIGBUS_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0139
SIGCHLD_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0143
SIGCONT_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0147
SIGDANGER_ :
SIGALRM
SIGQUIT
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0289
SIGEMT_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0151
SIGGRANT_ :
SIGALRM
SIGQUIT
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0305
SIGHUP_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0159
SIGILL_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0163
SIGINFO_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0167
SIGINT_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0171
SIGIO_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0175
SIGIOT_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0179
SIGKILL_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0183
SIGMIGRATE_ :
SIGALRM
SIGQUIT
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0293
SIGMSG_ :
SIGALRM
SIGQUIT
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0285
SIGPFE_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0155
SIGPIPE_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0187
SIGPOLL_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0191
SIGPRE_ :
SIGALRM
SIGQUIT
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0297
SIGPROF_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0195
SIGPWR_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0199
SIGQUIT_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0203
SIGRETRACT_ :
SIGALRM
SIGQUIT
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0309
SIGSAK_ :
SIGALRM
SIGQUIT
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0317
SIGSEGV_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0207
SIGSOUND_ :
SIGALRM
SIGQUIT
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0313
SIGSTKFLT_ :
SIGALRM
SIGQUIT
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0275
SIGSTOP_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0211
SIGSYS_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0215
SIGTERM_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0219
SIGTRAP_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0223
SIGTSTP_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0227
SIGTTIN_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0231
SIGTTOU_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0235
SIGURG_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0239
SIGUSR1_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0243
SIGUSR2_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0247
SIGVIRT_ :
SIGALRM
SIGQUIT
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0301
SIGVTALRM_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0251
SIGWINCH_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0255
SIGXCPU_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0259
SIGXFSZ_ :
The set of signal names being tested for during pfe compilation
are described in W.R.Stevens'
"Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment"
The signals constants are generated by their
signal constructor <<load_signals>>
reference: ../src/signals.c:0263
p4_load_signals
reference: ../src/signals.c:0551
p4_load_signals_ :
SIGALRM
SIGHUP
SIGABRT
some signals are only valid in specific systems,
like SIGBREAK
SIGMSG
SIGVIRT
reference: ../src/signals.c:0549
p4_fatal
reference: ../src/signals.c:0380
p4_forth_signal
reference: ../src/signals.c:0493
p4_install_signal_handlers
reference: ../src/signals.c:0440
p4_swap_signals
reference: ../src/signals.c:0482