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On 04 Oct 96, andrew clarke wrote to Paul Wankadia --
> When I change the Ctrl-Break handler using ctrlbrk(), is there any
ac> I don't even know what ctrlbrk() is (presumably something specific to
ac> Borland's compilers?), but I can solve your problem with standard C
Oops... Yet another screw-up on my part... <:(
ac> signal(SIGINT, SIG_IGN); /* initialise the SIGINT signal handler to
ac> while (1) /* infinite loop */
ac> printf("The universe is neverending.\n");
ac> return 0; /* due to the above infinite loop, this
So if you get the handler to ignore the Ctrl-Break signal, then that means
that a reset will be required in order to "exit" this program???
Chow.
Junyer Hakker.
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