In article <9503081938.AA04634@bach> "Gordon Ross" <gwr@mc.com> writes:
>Note that POSIX 1003.1B specifies what the arguments for a
>signal handler should be.  The handler should be called as:
>
>  void handler(int signum, siginfo_t *info, void *)
>
>The third arg is traditionally the sigcontext_t pointer,
>but its structure is not defined by the standard.
>
>The second arg points to a siginfo_t which has:  (at least)
>
>	int si_signo;
>	int si_code;	/* SI_USER, SI_QUEUE, SI_TIMER, ... */
>	union sigval si_value;
>	/* may contain other info here. */
>
>Several systems I looked at put the faulting address in si_value
>when signaling faults for which that makes sense (i.e. SIGSEGV,
>SIGBUS, SIGILL, SIGFPE).  Another trick I like is to set the
>si_code member to something "useful" for faults, but normally
>it should just contain what NetBSD now passes as the "code".
>

I have done that already for the svr4 emulation. I am still debugging
some stuff, but soon I'll have it ready.

christos