chan-signal

Respond to OS signals with channels.

by BurntSushi

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127 stars 13 forks 11 contributorsQuiet · 7y agoSince 2015Unlicense

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Fix crossbeam-channel link & update exampleMergedPR

This is a very trivial change, but it saves a couple clicks for every visitor. is now part of the main repository, so link to its ('s) README instead of 's.

twilligon · 7y ago

Fixed typo in README.mdMergedPR

It was kinda bothering me (and Hacktoberfest PRs don't write themselves)

sector-f · 7y ago

Windows supportClosedIssue

Windows does not have the signal handling mechanism of *nix. Instead it has two things: 1. which catches things like in the command line. 2. Registering an SEH exception handler to catch certain kinds of SEH exceptions such as segfaults, illegal instructions, arithmetic interrupts, stuff like that. Could probably be done with .

retep998 · 8y ago

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Repository: BurntSushi/chan-signal. Description: Respond to OS signals with channels. Stars: 127, Forks: 13. Primary language: Rust. Languages: Rust (97.7%), Makefile (1.6%), Shell (0.7%). License: Unlicense. Open PRs: 0, open issues: 0. Last activity: 7y ago. Community health: 42%. Top contributors: BurntSushi, jwilm, l0kod, ftilde, sector-f, oconnor663, mbrubeck, milkey-mouse, bnewbold.