Note that if java is invoked directly from the shell, cygwin gets the ctrl-break and still kills java, but I usually run my java invocations from a makefile target, which somehow allows this to work.
e.g.
test:
if /bin/true; then java -cp . MyClass; fi
make test
Then, from some other console:
./cbreak
Hopefully someone else will find this of use. The process walking code was taken from some gnarly MS example; I'm sure there's got to be a better way. This probably only works on XP and later (haven't tried it elsewhere, but some of the system calls used are marked XP+ only).
T.
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