man rtlinux_signal () - list of available RTLinux User-Level signals
NAME
rtlinux_signal - list of available RTLinux User-Level signals
DESCRIPTION
RTLinux currently supports two types of User-Level signals -- interrupts and timers. In functions such as rtlinux_sigaction(3) and rtlinux_sigaddset(3) you can use the following defines for the signum.
RTLINUX_SIGIRQx signals refer to interrupt-driven signals, where x is the IRQ number. Currently any IRQ supported by Linux can be used in RTLinux signals, and x designates the IRQ number, which can be any number from 0 to one less than the maximum number of IRQs (currently defined as NR_IRQS).
RTLINUX_SIGTIMERx signals can be used to setup real-time timers in userspace as described in rtlinux_sigaction(3). x can be any number from 0 to 15.
AUTHOR
Nathan Paul Simons (npsimons@fsmlabs.com (link to URL mailto:npsimons@fsmlabs.com)
NOTES
This function is only available in Linux user processes. RTLinux threads can not use this function.
SEE ALSO
rtlinux_sigprocmask(3) (link to URL rtlinux_sigprocmask.3.html) , rtlinux_sigsetops(3) (link to URL rtlinux_sigsetops.3.html) , rtlinux_sigaction(3) (link to URL rtlinux_sigaction.3.html) , rtl_request_irq(3) (link to URL rtl_request_irq.3.html) , rtl_free_irq(3) (link to URL rtl_free_irq.3.html) , signal(3) (link to URL ../susv2/xsh/signal.html)
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