Hi!
I'd like to know how to print something when the user ends the program (with ctrl-c for example).
An example is the "ping" command (in most linux versions), that gives the average ping when the user terminates it.
Thank you!
ziofu
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Jump to PostIf u r actually working on a unix machine u can use the interrupt handling commands to do this job for you..
For example... you can program the Ctrl + C to act differently and end with the desired output on the screen.
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bala24
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If u r actually working on a unix machine u can use the interrupt handling commands to do this job for you..
For example... you can program the Ctrl + C to act differently and end with the desired output on the screen.
ziofu
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Newbie Poster
If u r actually working on a unix machine u can use the interrupt handling commands to do this job for you..
For example... you can program the Ctrl + C to act differently and end with the desired output on the screen.
Thank you.
How can I do that? : ) Some kind of example would be great.
P.S. If it's hard, forget it... I'm quite new to C++ so I don't need more free complications :)
bala24
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Junior Poster
Well i don't remember the exact syntax but there is a system call called SIGINT in Unix to do the job for you.
Try looking up google with that and probably u might find the answer to ur problem.
ziofu
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Newbie Poster
Well i don't remember the exact syntax but there is a system call called SIGINT in Unix to do the job for you.
Try looking up google with that and probably u might find the answer to ur problem.
Thank you! I found what I needed!
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