> 	I'm not sure if it's a x86 gcc bug or not but the whole signal
> 	setup macro set looks kinda shakey to me.
> 	
> 	Specifically, it depends on sigismember to return a 0 when the signal
> 	number goes over the number of bits in the datatype of set. i.e. 32
> 	bits in our case.

Even if it is *reaching* the limit you're in trouble; try the following
program:

void main (void)
  {
    unsigned long i, j;
    
    
    i = 0x80000000L;
    j = i >> 32;

    printf ("i = %lx  (>> 32)  j = %lx\n",i, j);
  } /* main */

And it isn't the compiler's fault either as the generated code is looking
ok.

Achim

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