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To:	arnold@cc.gatech.edu, rc@hawkwind.utcs.toronto.edu
Subject: Re:  rc and signals

> 	#ifdef SIGFOO
> 		{ SIGFOO, "sigfoo", "murphy came to town"},
> 	#endif /* SIGFOO */

Yes, of course, this is the right way to do it.

>Then, at startup, sort the table, eliminate duplicates, and voila, the
>signal can be used an index again.

No it can't; suppose I have a machine that leaves some signal numbers unused?

>  DGK is one smart guy

I remain mildly convinced that this is not true.
	/r$