"Richard B. Johnson" wrote:
> You can stay in your application, but further signals are blocked until
> you unblock them (check POSIX signals for details). If you do longjump()
> stuff from your signal handler, you might (read will) have problems with
> local variables, i.e., stuff on the stack.
>
> > * If control has to return to the kernel, is there a way to influence
> > what happens in the application *after* the signal handler has been
> > left?
>
> Sure:
[...]
That's not what I meant. I need to decide *inside* the handler what
happens after return from the signal handler, that is, I need to change
the register set. The solution that Philip pointed out works fine for
me.
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