It's hard to tell without an example program, but it sounds like the signal handler
either isn't getting installed or it's getting uninstalled somewhere along the way. A
normal cli_c app spends most of it's time at that select() call, waiting for data from
the server, so if a fatal signal was r
IMHO, the affinity with Python recently has a lot to do with the cruftiness of cli_c.
Sure, it's usable, but cli_python is a lot more fun to use. Python's being used on the
Agenda VR3, so it's definitely a cantidate for use in some embedded systems. We won't
be abandoning C any time soon though
I was wondering about the affinity with Python lately in regards to PicoGUI.
Is python small enough and easily embedable enough to be used in a rom/ram
only embedded system?
Thanks.
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when you send any signal to picogui Application. Aplication Terminates
I will give you what function calls made after signal arrived. Application
first calls pgGetEvent() at netcore.c at line 1331
then, it calls pgFlushRequests at netcore.c at line 1165
later it calls up _pg_getresponse(eventwai
