> Stevens APUE (s. 10.8) says:
>
> "What happens if a blocked signal is generated more than once before
> the process unblocks the signal? POSIX.1 allows the system to deliver
> the signal once or more than once. If the system delivers the signal
> more than once, we say the signals are queued. Most Unix systems,
> however, do not queue signals. Instead the Unix kernel just
> delivers the signal once."
Thanks Andrew, I've only ever seen it the other way... guess it won't matter
then.
Cheers,
Claudio
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