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badarisj
folks,
the interrupts like INT and QUIT are ignored during the calls to
'system'
builtin. If you have some cleanup code that you DO want executed
how can we guarantee the execution?
especially this problem would be aggravated if your perl-module
depends on bunch of other perl-modules -- you would NOT know
if and when the perl-modules you call are invoking 'system' builtin.
does placing code in DESTROY guarantee the execute with interrupts
like (INT and QUIT)?
thanks,
-badari
the interrupts like INT and QUIT are ignored during the calls to
'system'
builtin. If you have some cleanup code that you DO want executed
how can we guarantee the execution?
especially this problem would be aggravated if your perl-module
depends on bunch of other perl-modules -- you would NOT know
if and when the perl-modules you call are invoking 'system' builtin.
does placing code in DESTROY guarantee the execute with interrupts
like (INT and QUIT)?
thanks,
-badari