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Signal help

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Subject: Signal help
From: "Wael Khreich" <khreich@xxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 8 Apr 2004 18:26:47 +0300
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I am working arround Signals:
I trying to know the causes of SIGILL ( if not due to the complier)?
Besides the system function do_invalid_op how does it works?
also sigsegv causes? (Other than dereferrencing pointers or exceeding array boundaries)
any help please.

wael khreich,
kheich@xxxxxx

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