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sigtimedwait & sigwaitinfo implemented #243
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Preparing release of the v1.4.0
Co-authored-by: walkero-gr <[email protected]>
…-archive Include .so files in archive
…n-of-clib4 Create an spe version of clib4
* Removed the auto approval of the PR
* Removed the auto approval of the PR * Moved announcements to makeRelease
Co-authored-by: walkero-gr <[email protected]>
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Important
The behavior that under *nux the signal handlers are run in the context of the main process, cannot be achieved under AmigaOS under all circumstances. Thus the implementation mainly fr the
SIGALRM
uses a separate AmigaOS Task, which executes the handler forSIGALRM
. That again makes some stuff problematic to handle, like if the main process is sleeping and theSIGALRM
handler is repeatable called. For example aSIGINT
(CTR-C) is catched by the separate AmigaOS Task. If the Task than checks for an abort, it can lead to a dead lock.