// Crash recovery signal handler
void kmcrashHandler(int sigId)
{
kmsetSignalHandler(SIG_DFL);
fprintf(stderr, "*** KMail got signal %d (Crashing)\n", sigId);
// try to cleanup all windows
if (kmkernel) kmkernel->dumpDeadLetters();
// Return to DrKonqi.
}
// Crash recovery signal handler
void kmsignalHandler(int sigId)
{
kmsetSignalHandler(SIG_DFL);
fprintf(stderr, "*** KMail got signal %d (Exiting)\n", sigId);
// try to cleanup all windows
if (kmkernel) kmkernel->dumpDeadLetters();
::exit(-1); //
}
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
// WABA: KMail is a KUniqueApplication. Unfortunately this makes debugging
// a bit harder: You should pass --nofork as commandline argument when using
// a debugger. In gdb you can do this by typing "set args --nofork" before
// typing "run".
KMail::AboutData about;
KCmdLineArgs::init(argc, argv, &about);
KCmdLineArgs::addCmdLineOptions( kmail_options ); // Add kmail options
if (!KMailApplication::start())
return 0;
KMailApplication app;
// import i18n data and icons from libraries:
KMail::insertLibraryCataloguesAndIcons();
// Make sure that the KNotify Daemon is running (this is necessary for people
// using KMail without KDE)
KNotifyClient::startDaemon();
kapp->dcopClient()->suspend(); // Don't handle DCOP requests yet
KMail::lockOrDie();
//local, do the init
KMKernel kmailKernel;
kmailKernel.init();
kapp->dcopClient()->setDefaultObject( kmailKernel.objId() );
// and session management
kmailKernel.doSessionManagement();
// any dead letters?
kmailKernel.recoverDeadLetters();
kmsetSignalHandler(kmsignalHandler);
kapp->dcopClient()->resume(); // Ok. We are ready for DCOP requests.
kmkernel->setStartingUp( false ); // Starting up is finished
// Go!
int ret = kapp->exec();
// clean up
kmailKernel.cleanup();
KMail::cleanup(); // pid file (see kmstartup.cpp)
return ret;
}
