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Kernel events without keventsKernel events without keventsPosted Mar 15, 2007 16:38 UTC (Thu) by pphaneuf (guest, #23480)In reply to: Kernel events without kevents by felixfix Parent article: Kernel events without kevents
Well, since I don't even look at the value that I read, it doesn't matter much, doesn't it? Depending on environmental constraints, I either use a pipe per signal, or the pipe is only to "wake up" the select() and I check some volatile bools that the signal handlers set to know which one it was. Furthermore, since my "messages" are a single byte (I usually use 42 as a value), and that's the granularity of a pipe, they'd still be atomic. That's if I cared about their value, of course.
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