Re: kernel threads and signals

Janne Karhunen wrote:

Hi,

I have a kernel module foo that uses kernel thread bar. With
signal_pending() I can easily check whether or not thread has
pending signals, but what's the correct way to check for the
specific signal number(s)?

I am not pretty sure, but spinlock;dequeue_signal;spinunlock; should work.

regards,
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