Hello there,
In a multithreaded Photon application I use signals
to suspend a running thread (on callback of a Button
widget) and everytimes the signal is send, the application
is terminated and I get a :
user defined signal 1
The way I handle the signal works fine in a console app
but not with Photon, what do I need to to to not let
Photon handle the signals and let the thread do ?
Thanks in advance for any tips/suggestions.
Regards,
Jean-Louis
Did you try the signal function of photon?
Sascha Morgenstern
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Hello there,
In a multithreaded Photon application I use signals
to suspend a running thread (on callback of a Button
widget) and everytimes the signal is send, the application
is terminated and I get a :user defined signal 1
The way I handle the signal works fine in a console app
but not with Photon, what do I need to to to not let
Photon handle the signals and let the thread do ?Thanks in advance for any tips/suggestions.
Regards,
Jean-Louis
Hello,
In message <9dnt2j$c3i$1@inn.qnx.com>, “Sascha Morgenstern” wrote:
Did you try the signal function of photon?
No I haven’t as I don’t want Photon to handle the signal, but
maybe I need to explicitly tell it to not handle it … ?
Thanks for your answer.
regards,
jean-louis