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> When this pthread program runs under ULE, I can not
> interrupt it
> pressing ctrl+c has no effect, I have this problem
> for a long time.
> http://people.freebsd.org/~davidxu/kse/locktest.c
> David Xu

frodo~/temp%>cc -O2 -Wall -o pthread_lock
pthread_lock.c -lpthread

frodo~/temp%>./pthread_lock
^C
frodo~/temp%>echo $?
130

Pressing ctrl-c worked here. ULE, current from June
15'th.

regards
Claus


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