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Synchronous POSIX signal and Language Environment condition handling interactions z/OS Language Environment Programming Guide for 64-bit Virtual Addressing Mode SA38-0689-00 |
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This section discusses how Language Environment processes most synchronous POSIX signals. (In this section, the term POSIX signal includes both POSIX-defined signals and C-language signals.) With the exception of the POSIX signals listed in POSIX signals that do not enter condition handling, normal Language Environment condition handling steps occur after a specific thread is selected as the target of a possible signal delivery. This applies whether the signal was directed to a specific thread or to a process (or processes). Synchronous signal handling takes effect for the following signals,
unless they are blocked by the signal mask, or are declared by the
arrival of another signal:
The signal mask is ignored for a signal caused by a program check. Language Environment processes POSIX signals by using the three general steps of Language Environment condition handling: enablement, condition, and termination. |
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