Hi! > > Sure, but I saw that when read_mem() goes first and become the first running > > thread, it should cause segment fault all the time now. > > > > So, if the first running thread is not read_mem(), it will not fail with > > segment > > fault all the time. So, I think there's no wrong with the signal or others' > > handling. > > > > We just make sure that read_mem() is not the first running thread, it will > > be enough. > > > Any comment ? >
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