04-19-2010
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Originally Posted by
achenle
Actually, to be (overly?) pedantic, it almost certainly won't crash but it will deadlock your app if the signal is delivered to a thread that holds any lock that the printf() call might need, such as for heap allocations, which printf() tends to do.
So it's nothing to do with the file-handles, and everything to do with memory allocation? That's unfortunate. You couldn't even call sprintf then...
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