[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
These "fake signals" are dispatched on the main thread. They are
received by a worker thread, which will queue them up and set a flag,
and the main thread then polls this queue and delivers the actual
signal.
OK. Now I understand. On Windows I don't need to do anything
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm in the process of securing the PL/Java signal handling routines.
Since a multi-threaded JVM is running and a signal can occur
at any time in any thread, I need to trap some of them and
make sure that they are executed in the main thread. Using
Posix signals, t
> Hi,
> I'm in the process of securing the PL/Java signal handling routines.
> Since a multi-threaded JVM is running and a signal can occur
> at any time in any thread, I need to trap some of them and
> make sure that they are executed in the main thread. Using
> Posix signals, this is easy. He
