Howdy, list:
Does a signal handler (like segfault, or divide by zero) run at the
priority of the thread that it gets generated for?
Say thread 1 is normal prio and thread 2 is SCHED_RR thread. In normal
operation thread 1 can't interrupt or supersede thread 2. Does this hold
if, say, thread 1
Michael Ost [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does a signal handler (like segfault, or divide by zero) run at the
priority of the thread that it gets generated for?
Those signals in particular are defined by POSIX to be synchronous,
meaning they should be delivered to the thread creating them. Thus
