I am trying to translate some C++ code to D to learn D.
And the first lines to translate are:
signal(SIGINT, (sighandler_t) shutdownClient);
signal(SIGTERM, (sighandler_t) shutdownClient);
So I come to try:
import std.stdio;
void main(){
try {
while (true) writeln(H1!!);
}
Well, I was looking the documentation and not finding how to
catch signals.
I thought, hey, does Windows have Posix signals?
And the answer seems to be that Windows conform to Posix.1 (which
is old, but does define signals)... after all, the code I want to
translate does run in MinGW.
So, I
Well, I just want to close a socket before quiting if the user
press Ctrl-C.
That said, looking through the code, I would say that it have no
implementation for Windows... even if it should have signals.
And even there, I do not really understand how I am suppose to
use it.
I think it
I downloaded htod.zip and found there is only htod.exe inside.
Any version for Linux?
Shouldn't a command line utility like this that doesn't have a lot
of external
dependencies be trivial to run on Wine?
Well, yes, it is just that I have a very slow connection and wine is
not already installed.
