PROBE::SIGNAL.PROC(3stap)
β¨ NAME β¨
probe::signal.procmask β it's giving "examining or changing blocked signals" π
welcome to the Signal Tapset bestie, this is page PROBE::SIGNAL.PROC(3stap) fr fr π
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
probe signal.procmask {}
That's it. That's the whole vibe. No arguments, no drama, just a probe point chilling there waiting to fire π¦
π VALUES π
Okay so when this probe goes off, here's everything it hands you. Read it like a lil care package:
howβ tells you how the blocked signals are supposed to change. The possible values are literally:SIG_BLOCK=0(that's for blocking signals),SIG_UNBLOCK=1(that's for unblocking signals), andSIG_SETMASK=2for setting the signal mask. Three moods, pick one πnameβ the name of the probe point. Just the name. Identity, but make itprobe::signalcoded β¨sigset_addrβ the address of the signal set (sigset_t) that's to be implemented πsigsetβ the actual value to be set forsigset_t(correct?) β yes bestie, the original page literally put a question mark there and we are NOT editing the lore πoldsigset_addrβ the old address of the signal set (sigset_t). The before pic π«Ά
π SEE ALSO π
tapset::signal(3stap)β go read it, iykyk π§
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