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How to get the time zone from datetime with zoneinfo libraries in Python? @Jdavid_Ar08, that's behavior I'd expect if you omitted the ZoneInfo argument to the constructor. I've updated the example with a complete python code that works for me.
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How to get the time zone from datetime with zoneinfo libraries in Python? @MarkRansom, what version of Python? The example above specifies 3.12 |
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answered | How to get the time zone from datetime with zoneinfo libraries in Python? |
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Sending a SIGINT to specific thread with pthread_kill() results in whole process termination (@Kekers_Dev, this might not be necessary, but just to clarify, signal disposition is process-wide, not thread-specific. So it doesn't matter if you install your dummy handler in thread 2 or thread 1 or main before any other thread is spawned.)
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Sending a SIGINT to specific thread with pthread_kill() results in whole process termination @Kekers_Dev, posted. Thanks! |
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answered | Sending a SIGINT to specific thread with pthread_kill() results in whole process termination |
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Sending a SIGINT to specific thread with pthread_kill() results in whole process termination Print the SIGINT disposition right before ppoll in both versions. I suspect you'll see that Pro*C rudely installed its own SIGINT handler whereas libpq leaves you with SIG_DFL. In the latter case, then, your process suffers the default disposition of SIGINT, which is abnormal termination.
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Swapping column values in MySQL Related: stackoverflow.com/q/2203202/132382 |
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How do you destroy/free a FILE object without closing the underlying file descriptor? @vitiral, that sounds like a separate question, and you'll definitely want to heed @igekami's warning. |
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How do you destroy/free a FILE object without closing the underlying file descriptor? @ikegami yes, that's an important observation, that mixing stream and descriptor I/O is dangerous. It's not clear to me that the OP's intent is further I/O, however, as opposed to academic curiosity or, say, using the read-end of the pipe as an inherited, simple synchronization mechanism for child processes. |
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answered | How do you destroy/free a FILE object without closing the underlying file descriptor? |
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answered | The difference of placing signal.signal before or after child process is created and started? |
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How to ensure signal raised by sub thread is handled by main thread? Does this answer your question? In which situations a signal handler can be executed in the non-main thread? The answer there covers how to enforce delivery to a specific thread. |
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