It seems that in 4.08 4.08.1 signal handling still seems to be flawed:
I have a program with several concurrent threads, one which waits for
keyboard-input, one which handles a dictionary of some data.
I install a signalHandler for USR1 which just writes an item to a channel
attached to the
Hallo everybody!
I just wanted to setup a new System with ghc-4.08.1 und tried to make
everything as mentioned in the "installation instructions". But because I
installed cygwin1_1 in root (as suggested) I have to overwrite /bin/sh with
/bin/bash and am not sure if I should really do that.
On Mon, Oct 09, 2000 at 01:42:45PM +0200, Volker Stolz wrote:
It seems that in 4.08 4.08.1 signal handling still seems to be flawed:
I forgot to mention that this only happens when using job-control:
1) start the program
2) use Ctrl-Z to suspend
3) kill -USR1
4) fg to resume, sigUSR1-handler
On Mon, Oct 09, 2000 at 01:42:45PM +0200, Volker Stolz wrote:
It seems that in 4.08 4.08.1 signal handling still seems
to be flawed:
I forgot to mention that this only happens when using job-control:
1) start the program
2) use Ctrl-Z to suspend
3) kill -USR1
4) fg to resume,
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| In Haskell, instances of a type class can only be well-formed type
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