[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #39089] Incomplete list of OS signals in the builtin SIG function

[Dan Sebald]

Follow-up Comment #7, bug #39089 (project octave):

Attached is a changeset that (as far as I know) removes siglist.h and
siglist.c and constructs the SIG list by inquiring the sig2str() routine in
gnulib.  This sort of obviates the previous patch, but should be nice because
then all possible SIGxxxx are accounted for.  If the sys_siglist is required
again at some point, we can go to gnulib for that.

Unfortunately, the changeset compiles but does not link.  I couldn't figure
out what the issue is.  The object code from the gnulib sig2str module is
present somewhere but isn't showing up in


/octave/octave-sighandlers/build1/libinterp/.libs/liboctinterp.so: undefined
reference to `sig2str(int, char*)'


I tried adding the gnulib.la library to the libinterp Makefile.am but that
didn't help.

./bootstrap is required to build.


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