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From: Eugene Panchenko <replicator@ngs.ru>
Subject: SIGPOLL
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SysV defines SIGPOLL, as well as Linux, Solaris, and (IIRC) Irix.
However, it is NOT defined in any of *BSD.  In Linux it is
simple "#define SIGPOLL SIGIO".  Some apps need it, thought.  What are the general policy for this: keep as *BSD and patch every SIGPOLL-app accordingly, or modify sys/signal.h ?
Thank you!
-- Eugene
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