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Date: Fri, 12 Oct 2001 02:40:33 +0200
Subject: Signal chapter
From: Lukas Smiga <smiga@wwx.cz>
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Hello everyone!

I really enjoy reading and using developers handbook and as a newbie i
really appreciate its qualities. But after reading chapter about sockets i
am missing signal chapter with examples of generating and retrieving signals
with handlers, implicated by the concurent daemons at the end of the socket
chapter.

So the question is, when will be signal chapter ready? You must admit, that
signals (and other ways of interproces comm) are important.

Or don't you know any other source of such information (with examples)?

Thanks for any reply

lucas, czech republic


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