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>
> On Oct 31,  3:01pm, Sven Wischnowsky wrote:
> }
> } Unless someone knows of a system where signals don't interrupt things
> } like read.
>
> Ever heard of BSD restartable system calls?
>


I was about to make the same reply but then I realized, Sven was asking about
read _blocking_ interrupts. At least, that is how I understand the above
statement.

-andrej