Standard library header <csignal>

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<coroutine> (C++20)
<csignal>
<csetjmp>
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<cstdbool> (C++11/17/20)
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<ciso646> (until C++20)
<stdatomic.h>
 

This header was originally in the C standard library as <signal.h>.

This header is part of the program support library.

Typedefs

the integer type that can be accessed as an atomic entity from an asynchronous signal handler
(typedef)

Macros

defines signal types
(macro constant)
defines signal handling strategies
(macro constant)
return value of signal specifying that an error was encountered
(macro constant)

Functions

sets a signal handler for particular signal
(function)
runs the signal handler for particular signal
(function)

Synopsis

namespace std {
  using sig_atomic_t = /*see description*/ ;
  extern "C" using /*signal-handler*/ = void(int); // exposition only
  /*signal-handler*/ * signal(int sig, /*signal-handler*/ * func);
}
#define SIG_DFL /*see description*/
#define SIG_ERR /*see description*/
#define SIG_IGN /*see description*/
#define SIGABRT /*see description*/
#define SIGFPE /*see description*/
#define SIGILL /*see description*/
#define SIGINT /*see description*/
#define SIGSEGV /*see description*/
#define SIGTERM /*see description*/