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NAME
       sigprocmask, sighold, sigrelse, sigblock, sigsetmask -  Set the current
       signal mask

SYNOPSIS
       #include <signal.h> int sigprocmask(
	       int how,
	       sigset_t *set,
	       sigset_t *o_set); int sighold (
	       int signal); int sigrelse (
	       int signal);

       int sigblock (
	       int signal_mask);

       int sigsetmask (
	       int signal_mask);

PARAMETERS
       Indicates the manner in which the set of	 masked	 signals  is  changed.
       Specifies  the  signal  set.  Specifies the signal set in which to save
       the signal mask in effect at the time of the call.  Specifies the  sig‐
       nal number.  Specifies a set of signals.

DIFFERENCES
       signal-mech(5): System V vs BSD Signal Handling Differences

       There  are  two	groups of process-level signal mask manipulation func‐
       tions; one group with a System V base and another with a BSD base.  The
       signal  mask  manipulation  functions sighold(2) and sigrelse(3) origi‐
       nated in System V while sigblock(2) and sigsetmask(2)  originated  from
       BSD.

       Although	 Digital UNIX provides libraries that include both BSD or Sys‐
       tem V functions, it is suggested that code written  to  set  or	modify
       process signal masks use the POSIX standard function sigprocmask(2).

RELATED INFORMATION
       Functions:    sigaction(2),   sigprocmask(2),   sigset(3),  sighold(2),
       sigrelse(3), sigblock(2), sigsetmask(2)

CATEGORY INDEX
	signal-mech(5)

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