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- Subject: Re: Escaping from Lua programs
- From: Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo <lhf@...>
- Date: Thu, 29 Jan 2004 21:00:33 -0200
>oddly enough, if you specify '-ansi' when compiling on linux,
>a single ^C both interrupts and terminates the interpreter:
[...]
>probably a glibc issue since, on freebsd, -ansi makes no difference
It's probably a header issue, because it's enough use -ansi only to compile
lua.o; the rest of the code can be compiled and linked without -ansi.
In RH 5.2 (yes, I still run that in my machine at Tecgraf), compiling lua.c
with -ansi gives you __sysv_signal instead of signal. In RH 9 I found no such
difference (and so no explanation...).
Anyway, don't we always hit ^C more than once if once does not seem to work?
--lhf