Handle various OS signals. More...

#include "angband.h"
#include "game-world.h"
#include "savefile.h"
#include "ui-game.h"
#include "ui-signals.h"
#include "ui-term.h"
#include <signal.h>
#include <sys/types.h>

Typedefs
typedef void(*	Signal_Handler_t )(int)

Functions
static Signal_Handler_t	wrap_signal (int sig, Signal_Handler_t handler)
	Wrapper around signal() which it is safe to take the address of, in case signal itself is hidden by some some macro magic. More...

static void	handle_signal_suspend (int sig)
	Handle signals – suspend. More...

static void	handle_signal_simple (int sig)
	Handle signals – simple (interrupt and quit) More...

static void	handle_signal_abort (int sig)
	Handle signal – abort, kill, etc. More...

void	signals_ignore_tstp (void)
	Ignore SIGTSTP signals (keyboard suspend) More...

void	signals_handle_tstp (void)
	Handle SIGTSTP signals (keyboard suspend) More...

void	signals_init (void)
	Prepare to handle the relevant signals. More...

Variables
s16b	signal_count

static Signal_Handler_t(*	signal_aux )(int, Signal_Handler_t) = wrap_signal

Detailed Description

Handle various OS signals.

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a) the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, version 2, or

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Typedef Documentation

typedef void(* Signal_Handler_t)(int)

Function Documentation

static void handle_signal_abort ( int sig )

static

Handle signal – abort, kill, etc.

References character_generated, character_saved, COLOUR_RED, player::died_from, my_strcpy(), NULL, quit(), savefile, savefile_save(), signal_aux, signals_ignore_tstp(), Term_erase(), Term_fresh(), Term_putstr(), and void().

Referenced by signals_init().

static void handle_signal_simple ( int sig )

static

Handle signals – simple (interrupt and quit)

This function was causing a huge number of problems, so it has been simplified greatly. We keep a global variable which counts the number of times the user attempts to kill the process, and we commit suicide if the user does this a certain number of times.

We attempt to give "feedback" to the user as he approaches the suicide thresh-hold, but without penalizing accidental keypresses.

To prevent messy accidents, we should reset this global variable whenever the user enters a keypress, or something like that.

References character_generated, character_saved, close_game(), COLOUR_WHITE, player::died_from, player::is_dead, my_strcpy(), NULL, player_upkeep::playing, quit(), signal_aux, signal_count, Term_erase(), Term_fresh(), Term_putstr(), Term_xtra(), TERM_XTRA_NOISE, player::upkeep, and void().