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Signals and asynchronous i/o

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From: Rajat Datta <rajat@...>
Subject: Signals and asynchronous i/o
Date: Friday, August 28, 1992 - 1:32 pm

Hi!  How do I do asynchronous I/O on Linux?  I would expect to do a
FASYNC fcntl call (well, the FASYNC flag of F_SETFL using fcntl), but
that doesn't seem to be defined in the Linux headers.  Also, comments
in the header files seem to indicate that SIGIO is not handled and it
is not expected to be added.  Is this true?

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rajat (rajat@watson.ibm.com)
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