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Dear All,
I have some a program in which I link a static library. The static
library has a initialize() and uninitialized() function.
Now when I call the initialize function a thread is being started up
and it makes use of the linux timer and start sending signals in a
certain frequency. This is a problem as when I use the getch()
function I see that something is being written continuously to the
console, which is not a satisfactory behavior for my program as in the
program I want to ask the user for certain inputs. I am not familiar
with signals in C but I was wondering if there is anyway to block
those signals.
Many thanks in advance for trying to answer my question.
RR
I have some a program in which I link a static library. The static
library has a initialize() and uninitialized() function.
Now when I call the initialize function a thread is being started up
and it makes use of the linux timer and start sending signals in a
certain frequency. This is a problem as when I use the getch()
function I see that something is being written continuously to the
console, which is not a satisfactory behavior for my program as in the
program I want to ask the user for certain inputs. I am not familiar
with signals in C but I was wondering if there is anyway to block
those signals.
Many thanks in advance for trying to answer my question.
RR