Kevin Ryde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> When there's no kill() function (eg. on mingw), scm_kill will use
> raise() for the process itself (ie. pid==getpid()), but silently does
> nothing for any other pid.
>
> I think it should throw an error for that, so it doesn't look like the
> operation succeeded when it didn't.  ENOSYS sounds right to me (and
> exists on mingw).  An alternative would be ESRCH to claim the pid
> doesn't exist, but that's not really true.

That sounds good to me too, with ENOSYS.

Regards,
     Neil



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