Struct Signal

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pub struct Signal(/* private fields */);

Available on crate feature io_uring only.

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A signal number for use with kill_process, kill_process_group, and kill_current_process_group.

For additional constructors such as Signal::rt_min (aka libc::SIGRTMIN), Signal::rt_max (aka libc::SIGRTMAX), Signal::rt (aka |n| libc::SIGRTMIN() + n), Signal::from_raw, and Signal::from_raw_nonzero, see rustix-libc-wrappers.

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impl Signal

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pub const HUP: Self

SIGHUP

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pub const INT: Self

SIGINT

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pub const QUIT: Self

SIGQUIT

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pub const ILL: Self

SIGILL

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pub const TRAP: Self

SIGTRAP

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pub const ABORT: Self

SIGABRT, aka SIGIOT

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pub const BUS: Self

SIGBUS

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pub const FPE: Self

SIGFPE

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pub const KILL: Self

SIGKILL

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pub const USR1: Self

SIGUSR1

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pub const SEGV: Self

SIGSEGV

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pub const USR2: Self

SIGUSR2

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pub const PIPE: Self

SIGPIPE

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pub const ALARM: Self

SIGALRM

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pub const TERM: Self

SIGTERM

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pub const STKFLT: Self

SIGSTKFLT

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pub const CHILD: Self

SIGCHLD

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pub const CONT: Self

SIGCONT

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pub const STOP: Self

SIGSTOP

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pub const TSTP: Self

SIGTSTP

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pub const TTIN: Self

SIGTTIN

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pub const TTOU: Self

SIGTTOU

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pub const URG: Self

SIGURG

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pub const XCPU: Self

SIGXCPU

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pub const XFSZ: Self

SIGXFSZ

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pub const VTALARM: Self

SIGVTALRM

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pub const PROF: Self

SIGPROF

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pub const WINCH: Self

SIGWINCH

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pub const IO: Self

SIGIO, aka SIGPOLL

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pub const POWER: Self

SIGPWR

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pub const SYS: Self

SIGSYS, aka SIGUNUSED

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impl Signal

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pub const fn as_raw(self) -> i32

Convert a Signal to a raw signal number.

To convert to a NonZeroI32, use Signal::as_raw_nonzero.

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pub const fn as_raw_nonzero(self) -> NonZeroI32

Convert a Signal to a raw non-zero signal number.

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pub const unsafe fn from_raw_unchecked(sig: i32) -> Self

Convert a raw signal number into a Signal without checks.

For a safe checked version, see Signal::from_raw in rustix-libc-wrappers.

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sig must be a valid and non-zero signal number.

And, if sig is a signal number reserved by the libc, such as a value from the libc SIGRTMIN to the libc SIGRTMAX, inclusive, then the resulting Signal must not be used to send, consume, or block any signals or alter any signal handlers.

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pub const unsafe fn from_raw_nonzero_unchecked(sig: NonZeroI32) -> Self

Convert a raw non-zero signal number into a Signal without checks.

For a safe checked version, see Signal::from_raw_nonzero in rustix-libc-wrappers.

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sig must be a valid signal number.

And, if sig is a signal number reserved by the libc, such as a value from SIGRTMIN to SIGRTMAX inclusive, then the resulting Signal must not be used to send, consume, or block any signals or alter any signal handlers.

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pub const fn from_named_raw(sig: i32) -> Option<Self>

Convert a raw named signal number into a Signal.

If the given signal number corresponds to one of the named constant signal values, such as Signal::HUP or Signal::INT, return the Signal value. Otherwise return None.

Signals in the range SIGRTMIN through SIGRTMAX are not supported by this function. For a constructor that does recognize those values, see Signal::from_raw in rustix-libc-wrappers.

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pub const fn from_named_raw_nonzero(sig: NonZeroI32) -> Option<Self>

Convert a raw non-zero named signal number into a Signal.

If the given signal number corresponds to one of the constant signal values, such as Signal::HUP or Signal::INT, return the Signal value. Otherwise return None.

Signals in the range SIGRTMIN through SIGRTMAX are not supported by this function. For a constructor that does recognize those values, see Signal::from_raw_nonzero in rustix-libc-wrappers.