Jamie Lokier wrote:
>
> Erm, am I getting confused here? I'm assuming that you can block
> signals in _only_ the thread that is forking, leaving it unblocked in
> the others. I'm not very familiar with the current threaded signal
> model - is the blocked-signal mask shared between all of them?
Each thread has it's own mask but that also means that a signal can be
blocked by all threads except the one forking.
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