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To:	"Mark K. Gardner" <mkgardne@cs.uiuc.edu>
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Subject: RE: intr and RC
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> I implemented the suggestion that Soren Dayton made (the difference
> between SysV4 and BSD setjmp/longjmp is documented in the Solaris
> Porting FAQ on sunsite), but the problem still exists. I can't believe
> that I am the only one using rc on Solaris. Has anyone else managed to
> compile rc and get interrupts to work properly? I *love* rc, but this
> is driving me crazy!

Do you compile -lbsd?  As I remember, Byron had to do that to get
signals to work properly for him.

(As an aside, a SunOS 4.x binary of rc will probably work correctly on
rc where a Solaris 2.5 binary compiled w/o -lbsd will do the wrong thing.)