Program occasionally terminates with User Defined signal 1





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I have a program that has signal handlers to a functions when SIGUSR1 and when SIGTERM are signaled. It works most of the time and the entire program functions normally 50% of the time (multiple signals occur per run), but occasionally I get "User defined signal 1" or "Terminated" printed out then the program exits. I have found that it occurs when the "pthread_kill(pid, SIGUSR1)" is called. Most of the time is seems the event handler works as intended, but sometimes it uses the default handler. Any guidance on possible causes would be helpful.









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    I have a program that has signal handlers to a functions when SIGUSR1 and when SIGTERM are signaled. It works most of the time and the entire program functions normally 50% of the time (multiple signals occur per run), but occasionally I get "User defined signal 1" or "Terminated" printed out then the program exits. I have found that it occurs when the "pthread_kill(pid, SIGUSR1)" is called. Most of the time is seems the event handler works as intended, but sometimes it uses the default handler. Any guidance on possible causes would be helpful.









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      I have a program that has signal handlers to a functions when SIGUSR1 and when SIGTERM are signaled. It works most of the time and the entire program functions normally 50% of the time (multiple signals occur per run), but occasionally I get "User defined signal 1" or "Terminated" printed out then the program exits. I have found that it occurs when the "pthread_kill(pid, SIGUSR1)" is called. Most of the time is seems the event handler works as intended, but sometimes it uses the default handler. Any guidance on possible causes would be helpful.









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      I have a program that has signal handlers to a functions when SIGUSR1 and when SIGTERM are signaled. It works most of the time and the entire program functions normally 50% of the time (multiple signals occur per run), but occasionally I get "User defined signal 1" or "Terminated" printed out then the program exits. I have found that it occurs when the "pthread_kill(pid, SIGUSR1)" is called. Most of the time is seems the event handler works as intended, but sometimes it uses the default handler. Any guidance on possible causes would be helpful.







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