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package signal
import (
"syscall"
"golang.org/x/sys/windows"
)
// Signals used in cli/command (no windows equivalent, use
// invalid signals so they don't get handled)
const (
SIGCHLD = syscall.Signal(0xff)
SIGWINCH = syscall.Signal(0xff)
SIGPIPE = syscall.Signal(0xff)
)
// SignalMap is a map of "supported" signals. As per the comment in GOLang's
// ztypes_windows.go: "More invented values for signals". Windows doesn't
// really support signals in any way, shape or form that Unix does.
var SignalMap = map[string]syscall.Signal{
"ABRT": syscall.Signal(windows.SIGABRT),
"ALRM": syscall.Signal(windows.SIGALRM),
"BUS": syscall.Signal(windows.SIGBUS),
"FPE": syscall.Signal(windows.SIGFPE),
"HUP": syscall.Signal(windows.SIGHUP),
"ILL": syscall.Signal(windows.SIGILL),
"INT": syscall.Signal(windows.SIGINT),
"KILL": syscall.Signal(windows.SIGKILL),
"PIPE": syscall.Signal(windows.SIGPIPE),
"QUIT": syscall.Signal(windows.SIGQUIT),
"SEGV": syscall.Signal(windows.SIGSEGV),
"TERM": syscall.Signal(windows.SIGTERM),
"TRAP": syscall.Signal(windows.SIGTRAP),
// additional linux signals supported for LCOW
"CHLD": syscall.Signal(0x11),
"CLD": syscall.Signal(0x11),
"CONT": syscall.Signal(0x12),
"IO": syscall.Signal(0x1d),
"IOT": syscall.Signal(0x6),
"POLL": syscall.Signal(0x1d),
"PROF": syscall.Signal(0x1b),
"PWR": syscall.Signal(0x1e),
"STKFLT": syscall.Signal(0x10),
"STOP": syscall.Signal(0x13),
"SYS": syscall.Signal(0x1f),
"TSTP": syscall.Signal(0x14),
"TTIN": syscall.Signal(0x15),
"TTOU": syscall.Signal(0x16),
"URG": syscall.Signal(0x17),
"USR1": syscall.Signal(0xa),
"USR2": syscall.Signal(0xc),
"VTALRM": syscall.Signal(0x1a),
"WINCH": syscall.Signal(0x1c),
"XCPU": syscall.Signal(0x18),
"XFSZ": syscall.Signal(0x19),
}
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