system/kernel/signal.cpp

144 signal_name(uint32 number)
146 	return number <= __MAX_SIGNO ? kSignalInfos[number].name : "invalid";
248 Signal::Signal(uint32 number, int32 signalCode, int32 errorCode,
252 	fNumber(number),
315 Signal::SetTo(uint32 number)
319 	fNumber = number;
494 		variable is set to that signal's number, otherwise to \c -1.
1380 	\param signalNumber The number of the signal to be delivered. If \c 0, no
1382 	\param signal If non-NULL the signal to be queued (has number
1386 	\param flags A bitwise combination of any number of the following:
1525 	\param signal The signal to be delivered. If the signal's number is \c 0, no
1528 	\param flags A bitwise combination of any number of the following:
1570 	\param signal The signal to be delivered. If the signal's number is \c 0, no
1573 	\param flags A bitwise combination of any number of the following:
1600 	\param signalNumber The number of the signal to be delivered. If \c 0, no
1602 	\param signal If non-NULL the signal to be queued (has number
1606 	\param flags A bitwise combination of any number of the following:
1737 	\param signal The signal to be delivered. If the signal's number is \c 0, no
1740 	\param flags A bitwise combination of any number of the following:
1778 	\param signal The signal to be delivered. If the signal's number is \c 0, no
1781 	\param flags A bitwise combination of any number of the following:
1809 	\param signal The signal to be delivered. If the signal's number is \c 0, no
1812 	\param flags A bitwise combination of any number of the following:
1855 	\param signal The signal to be delivered. If the signal's number is \c 0, no
1858 	\param flags A bitwise combination of any number of the following:
2226 	\param signalNumber The signal number. \c 0 to just perform checks, but not
2230 	\param flags A bitwise or of any number of the following: