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const ( // SIGEXISTS If sig is 0, then no signal is sent, but error checking is // still performed; this can be used to check for the existence of a // process ID or process group ID. SIGEXISTS int = iota // SIGHUP terminal line hangup SIGHUP // SIGINT interrupt program SIGINT // SIGQUIT quit program SIGQUIT // SIGILL illegal instruction SIGILL // SIGTRAP trace trap SIGTRAP // SIGABRT abort program (formerly SIGIOT) SIGABRT // SIGEMT emulate instruction executed SIGEMT // SIGFPE floating-point exception SIGFPE // SIGKILL kill program SIGKILL // SIGBUS bus error SIGBUS // SIGSEGV segmentation violation SIGSEGV // SIGSYS non-existent system call invoked SIGSYS // SIGPIPE write on a pipe with no reader SIGPIPE // SIGALRM real-time timer expired SIGALRM // SIGTERM software termination signal SIGTERM // SIGURG urgent condition present on socket SIGURG // SIGSTOP stop (cannot be caught or ignored) SIGSTOP // SIGTSTP stop signal generated from keyboard SIGTSTP // SIGCONT continue after stop SIGCONT // SIGCHLD child Status has changed SIGCHLD // SIGTTIN background read attempted from control terminal SIGTTIN // SIGTTOU background write attempted to control terminal SIGTTOU // SIGIO I/O is possible on a descriptor (see fcntl(2)) SIGIO // SIGXCPU cpu time limit exceeded (see setrlimit(2)) SIGXCPU // SIGXFSZ file size limit exceeded (see setrlimit(2)) SIGXFSZ // SIGVTALRM virtual time alarm (see setitimer(2)) SIGVTALRM // SIGPROF profiling timer alarm (see setitimer(2)) SIGPROF // SIGWINCH Window size change SIGWINCH // SIGINFO Status request from keyboard SIGINFO // SIGUSR1 User defined signal 1 SIGUSR1 // SIGUSR2 User defined signal 2 SIGUSR2 )
Variables ¶
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var Signals = map[string]syscall.Signal{ "SIGEXISTS": syscall.Signal(SIGEXISTS), "SIGHUP": syscall.Signal(SIGHUP), "SIGINT": syscall.Signal(SIGINT), "SIGQUIT": syscall.Signal(SIGQUIT), "SIGILL": syscall.Signal(SIGILL), "SIGTRAP": syscall.Signal(SIGTRAP), "SIGABRT": syscall.Signal(SIGABRT), "SIGEMT": syscall.Signal(SIGEMT), "SIGFPE": syscall.Signal(SIGFPE), "SIGKILL": syscall.Signal(SIGKILL), "SIGBUS": syscall.Signal(SIGBUS), "SIGSEGV": syscall.Signal(SIGSEGV), "SIGSYS": syscall.Signal(SIGSYS), "SIGPIPE": syscall.Signal(SIGPIPE), "SIGALRM": syscall.Signal(SIGALRM), "SIGTERM": syscall.Signal(SIGTERM), "SIGURG": syscall.Signal(SIGURG), "SIGSTOP": syscall.Signal(SIGSTOP), "SIGTSTP": syscall.Signal(SIGTSTP), "SIGCONT": syscall.Signal(SIGCONT), "SIGCHLD": syscall.Signal(SIGCHLD), "SIGTTIN": syscall.Signal(SIGTTIN), "SIGTTOU": syscall.Signal(SIGTTOU), "SIGIO": syscall.Signal(SIGIO), "SIGXCPU": syscall.Signal(SIGXCPU), "SIGXFSZ": syscall.Signal(SIGXFSZ), "SIGVTALRM": syscall.Signal(SIGVTALRM), "SIGPROF": syscall.Signal(SIGPROF), "SIGWINCH": syscall.Signal(SIGWINCH), "SIGINFO": syscall.Signal(SIGINFO), "SIGUSR1": syscall.Signal(SIGUSR1), "SIGUSR2": syscall.Signal(SIGUSR2), }
Signals maps signal names to syscall signals
Functions ¶
func InitSignals ¶
InitSignals registers the channel used to manage signals sent to TaskMaster
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