thank you for your quich reply. I understand what you write. I would rather
then explain the behaviour of sigwait() telling that it overrides the
disposition
of the signals specified in its argument, or that sets a new disposition for
it.
This preserves the correctness of the use of the word "ignore" ("to refuse
to take notice of" -Merrian-Webster dictionary) in the man pages, which
would not otherwise
be the case stating that the program takes notice of something it is not
told to do.
Hi,
thank you for your quich reply. I understand what you write. I would rather
then explain the behaviour of sigwait() telling that it overrides the
disposition
of the signals specified in its argument, or that sets a new disposition for
it.
This preserves the correctness of the use of the word "ignore" ("to refuse
to take notice of" -Merrian-Webster dictionary) in the man pages, which
would not otherwise
be the case stating that the program takes notice of something it is not
told to do.
Thank you
-Angelo Borsotti