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Subject: Re: sig 11 and sig 10
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Jacques Hugo wrote:
> 
> Hi there ...
> 
> I know what a sig 11 exit is, but why does
> sig 10 occur?
> 
> Thank
> -Jacques
> 

If the entries are in order (don't know about that) you could reference
the signal list given in sigaction(2) and count down from top.

Just a wild guess but maybe it helps ...

Regards
Wolfgang