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psignal(9r)
NAME
psignal - General: Sends a signal to a process
SYNOPSIS
void psignal(
struct proc *process,
int signal );
ARGUMENTS
process
Specifies a pointer to a proc structure.
signal
Specifies the signal that you want to send to the specified process.
You can specify any of the signals defined in
/usr/sys/include/sys/signal.h.
DESCRIPTION
The psignal routine posts a signal to the specified process. The posting of
a signal causes that signal to be added to the set of pending signals for
the specified process. Depending on the state of the process and the state
of the process's signals, the specified signal may be ignored, masked,
caught by a tracing parent, or caught by the actual target process. If the
signal is to be delivered to the target process, psignal examines and
modifies the process state to prepare the execution of the appropriate
signal handler.
RETURN VALUES
None
SEE ALSO
Routines: gsignal(9r)
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