FA> Yep, if the handler returns 0 it will quit, make it return 1.
FA> Try something like this..

FA> int myhandler( void )
FA> {
FA> asm{cli}; /* not sure if it needs this,the handler seems to restore */
FA> /* it, so presumably it would also clear it, just to be sure */
FA> /* i've left it there */  

FA> puts("Quit ? (y/N)");
FA> if(getch() != 'y') return (1); /* nah */
FA> return (0); /* quit */
FA> }

Well, you got me to look up my standard, but unless your section 7.7.1.1 is
different from mine, the return value from your handler is irrelevant. 
Actually, not so much irrelevant as ILLEGAL.  The signal handler is meant
to be of return type "void".

BFN.  Paul.
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