/cvmfs/atlas.cern.ch/repo/sw/ASG/AnalysisBase/2.4.29/CxxUtils/CxxUtils/SealSignal.h File Reference

This is the signal handler from SEAL, adapted to build in Atlas, after the drop of that project. More...

#include <signal.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <climits>

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Classes
struct	siginfo_t
struct	Athena::BitTraits< T >
class	Athena::Signal
Namespaces
namespace	Athena
Defines
#define	CXXUTILS_SEAL_SIGNAL_H
#define	si_utime   si_signo ? 0 : 0
#define	si_stime   si_signo ? 0 : 0
#define	si_int   si_signo ? 0 : 0
#define	si_ptr   si_signo ? (void *) 0 : (void *) 0
#define	sigemptyset(x)   (0)
#define	sigfillset(x)   (0)
#define	sigaddset(x, y)   (0)
#define	sigdelset(x, y)   (0)
#define	sigismember(x, y)   (0)
Typedefs
typedef int	sigset_t
Functions
void	CxxUtils_installFatalHandler ()

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Detailed Description

This is the signal handler from SEAL, adapted to build in Atlas, after the drop of that project.

Author:

Lassi Tuura (original author)

Wim Lavrijsen <WLavrijsen@lbl.gov> (responsible in ATLAS)

Date:

Oct, 2008 Search for `wlav' or `sss' to find changes from the SEAL version. I also dropped all ASSERT macro's in favor of assert.

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Function Documentation

void CxxUtils_installFatalHandler

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Install fatal handler with default options. This is meant to be easy to call from pyton via ctypes.