> I noticed that setup_frame() (on all archs) is quite happy with
> signal_invmap[] field of struct exec_domain and does not need the direct
> map (signal_map). But all existing exec_domains (riscos, solaris etc)
> still prepare both direct and inverse map arrays.
The iBCS module uses them to map foreign signal numbers to Linux
signal numbers when handling signal syscalls. If nothing else
uses the signal_map table outside iBCS then exec_domains outside
iBCS should either have an identity mapping or are broken :-).
Mike
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