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Sys.signal and an "Invalid argument" exception
- Paul Argentoff
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| From: | Paul Argentoff <argentoff@r...> |
| Subject: | Sys.signal and an "Invalid argument" exception |
Hello, world. I'm writing a program in OCaml under FreeBSD (5.4-RELEASE). It appears that this text causes the program to raise an "Invalid argument" exception: Sys.signal Sys.sigkill (Sys.Signal_handle sighandler) The same effect takes place when I try to catch sigstop. Is this bug or feature? If latter, why it's not documented? I mean that both signals are present in FreeBSD and their numbers are valid, but the Documentation sais "If the signal number is invalid (or not available on your system), an Invalid_argument exception is raised." -- Yours truly, WBR, Paul Argentoff. Jabber: paul@jabber.rtelekom.ru RIPE: PA1291-RIPE