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You can get a list of Linux signals with 'kill -l' in your own handy terminal window. The command 'trap -l' works similarly.
You can also follow the 'read more' link below the next paragraph for a handy article on using signals as a Linux debugging tool:
By focusing on the analysis of data captured using signal handlers, you can speed up the most time-consuming part of debugging: finding the bug. This article gives a background on Linux signals with examples specifically tested on PPC Linux, then goes on to show how to design your handlers to output information that lets you quickly home in on failed portions of code.
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| | read more | mail this link | score:7368 | -Ida Momtaheni, December 15, 2006 (Updated: December 30, 2010) |
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