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Hello all,
This is my first time into trying to deal with
SIGALARMS, mostly due to the fact that this is the first time I'm getting
applications dieing out with a message :
"Terminating on signal SIGALARM(14)"
I did a dump of what is held in the %SIG and 14 is
undef.
I'm not sure what is causing the alarm to fire,
it's not happening under the same conditions. Another words, I cannot do
x, y and z and always cause SIGALARM(14) to fire.
I tried to trap the signal, but didn't seem to
handle it at all...
$SIG{14} = 'SigHandler14'; # also tried $SIG{'14'}
no luck there either
sub SigHandler14 {
local($sig) = @_; print "\nCaught SIG$sig."; exit(1); } trying to use:
$SIG{'14'} or $SIG{14} = 'IGNORE';
tells me that "No such signal: SIG14"
if I place this above where I: use strict; no
problems, but if I place it below, I get complaints about $SIG not being
defined...how do I use strict and still have access to %SIG?
I've read the man pages but not sure how to proceed
if no such signal, but yet I'm terminating on it under differing
situations.
I'm on a Win XP Pro OS, Perl
5.8.0 (multi-thread) Build 806 by ActiveState.
TIA
JY
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