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Lee #1
signal interrupts one sleeping thread or all of them?
Suppose in a multithreading environment, If several threads are
blocked, which can be interrupted by a signal. And a signal is sent
to this specific process. Then only one thread be waken up, or all of
them? does POSIX say anything about it? I won't surprised if only
one thread (the one handles the signal) is waken up while others are
still sound sleeping. Can any guru clarify this?
Thanks!
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