Re^3: Any reference about %SIG

[haukex]

I am looking for a document explains all the signals' meaning and trigger.

The signals special to Perl, like __WARN__ and __DIE__, are documented in %SIG, the other signals are generally POSIX signals, which you can read about for example in signal(7) like here and here, or in Signal (IPC). Note that a lot of signals may be OS-specific. If you could tell us what you want to use them for (and on which platforms), perhaps we can give more specific advice.

[exilepanda]

Oh! Thank you so much! Learned something really new today, those SIGs are actually POSIX and IPC stuff, no wonder I don't get much useful results on my search before. I am working on Windows tho.

[ikegami]

The closest Windows has to signals is Ctrl-C and Ctrl-Break, and I believe those are mapped to signals. I don't remember which.

[LanX]

> I am working on Windows tho.

They^(who?;-) say Windows is POSIX compatible, so many things work.

But it's complicated to get to decent info here, hence you need to test.

IIRC even if a signal is supported details may differ.