static void s_signalHandlersInit()
{
#if defined( HB_THREAD_SUPPORT ) && ( defined( HB_OS_UNIX ) || defined( HB_OS_UNIX ) )
pthread_t res;
HB_STACK * pStack;
s_serviceSetHBSig();
pStack = hb_threadCreateStack( 0 );
pthread_create( &res, NULL, s_signalListener, pStack );
#else
s_serviceSetHBSig();
#endif
s_pHooks = hb_itemArrayNew( 0 );
hb_vmAtQuit( hb_service_exit, NULL );
}
static void s_signalHandlersInit()
{
#if defined( HB_THREAD_SUPPORT ) && ( defined( HB_OS_UNIX ) || defined( HB_OS_UNIX_COMPATIBLE ) )
pthread_t res;
HB_STACK *pStack;
s_serviceSetHBSig();
pStack = hb_threadCreateStack( 0 );
pthread_create( &res, NULL, s_signalListener, pStack );
#else
s_serviceSetHBSig();
#endif
#if defined( HB_THREAD_SUPPORT )
HB_CRITICAL_INIT( s_ServiceMutex );
#endif
sp_hooks = hb_itemNew( NULL );
hb_arrayNew( sp_hooks, 0 );
}
static void s_signalHandler( int sig, siginfo_t * info, void * v )
#endif
{
HB_UINT uiSig;
HB_SIZE nPos;
#if ! ( defined( HB_OS_OS2_GCC ) || defined( __WATCOMC__ ) )
HB_SYMBOL_UNUSED( v );
#endif
/* let's find the right signal handler. */
hb_threadEnterCriticalSectionGC( &s_ServiceMutex );
/* avoid working if PRG signal handling has been disabled */
if( ! s_bSignalEnabled )
{
hb_threadLeaveCriticalSection( &s_ServiceMutex );
return;
}
s_bSignalEnabled = HB_FALSE;
nPos = hb_arrayLen( s_pHooks );
/* subsig not necessary */
uiSig = ( HB_UINT ) s_translateSignal( ( HB_UINT ) sig, 0 );
while( nPos > 0 )
{
PHB_ITEM pFunction;
HB_UINT uiMask;
pFunction = hb_arrayGetItemPtr( s_pHooks, nPos );
uiMask = ( HB_UINT ) hb_arrayGetNI( pFunction, 1 );
if( uiMask & uiSig )
{
PHB_ITEM pExecArray, pRet;
int iRet;
/* we don't unlock the mutex now, even if it is
a little dangerous. But we are in a signal hander...
for now just 2 parameters */
pExecArray = hb_itemArrayNew( 3 );
hb_arraySet( pExecArray, 1, hb_arrayGetItemPtr( pFunction, 2 ) );
hb_arraySetNI( pExecArray, 2, uiSig );
/* the third parameter is an array: */
pRet = hb_arrayGetItemPtr( pExecArray, 3 );
#if defined( HB_OS_OS2_GCC ) || defined( __WATCOMC__ )
hb_arrayNew( pRet, 1 );
#elif defined( HB_OS_BSD )
hb_arrayNew( pRet, info ? 6 : 1 );
#else
hb_arrayNew( pRet, 6 );
#endif
hb_arraySetNI( pRet, HB_SERVICE_OSSIGNAL, sig );
#if ! ( defined( HB_OS_OS2_GCC ) || defined( __WATCOMC__ ) )
#if defined( HB_OS_BSD )
if( info )
#endif
{
hb_arraySetNI( pRet, HB_SERVICE_OSSUBSIG, info->si_code );
#if ! defined( HB_OS_VXWORKS )
hb_arraySetNI( pRet, HB_SERVICE_OSERROR, info->si_errno );
hb_arraySetPtr( pRet, HB_SERVICE_ADDRESS, ( void * ) info->si_addr );
hb_arraySetNI( pRet, HB_SERVICE_PROCESS, info->si_pid );
hb_arraySetNI( pRet, HB_SERVICE_UID, info->si_uid );
#endif
}
#endif
pRet = hb_itemDo( pExecArray, 0 );
iRet = hb_itemGetNI( pRet );
hb_itemRelease( pRet );
hb_itemRelease( pExecArray );
switch( iRet )
{
case HB_SERVICE_HANDLED:
s_bSignalEnabled = HB_TRUE;
hb_threadLeaveCriticalSection( &s_ServiceMutex );
return;
case HB_SERVICE_QUIT:
s_bSignalEnabled = HB_FALSE;
hb_threadLeaveCriticalSection( &s_ServiceMutex );
/* TODO: A service cleanup routine */
hb_vmRequestQuit();
/* Allow signals to go through pthreads */
s_serviceSetDflSig();
/* NOTICE: should be pthread_exit(0), but a bug in Linux threading prevents it:
calling pthread exit from a signal handler will cause infinite wait for
restart signal.
This solution is rude, while the other would allow clean VM termination...
but it works.
*/
exit( 0 );
}
}
nPos--;
}
s_bSignalEnabled = HB_TRUE;
#if 0
s_serviceSetHBSig();
#endif
#if 0
if( uiSig != HB_SIGNAL_UNKNOWN )
{
if( s_aOldAction[ sig ].sa_flags & SA_SIGINFO )
s_aOldAction[ sig ].sa_sigaction( sig, info, v );
else
s_aOldAction[ sig ].sa_handler( sig );
}
#endif
}
