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Subject: Re: malloc(): warning: recursive call
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Sean Winn wrote:

> It's not tricky. man sigaction documents the functions that are async- 
> signal safe. Anything not listed there (such as printf) and you're on  
> your own.

My thoughts were more about 3rd party library calls, which may or may 
not use non-signal-safe functions.