Lines Matching refs:SIGKILL

48 SIGKILL operates similarly, with exceptions. No signal-delivery-stop is
49 generated for SIGKILL and therefore tracer can't suppress it. SIGKILL
51 death by SIGKILL). The net effect is that SIGKILL always kills the
56 operation is deprecated, use kill/tgkill(SIGKILL) instead.
69 syscall, signal deaths (except SIGKILL), and when threads are torn down
73 scenarios when tracee may die while stopped (such as SIGKILL).
115 notification. Example: kill(tracee, SIGKILL); waitpid(tracee, &status,
134 SIGKILL, kernel selects a thread which handles the signal (if signal is
225 possible, such as ESRCH "no such process" if SIGKILL killed the tracee).
229 notifications (except SIGKILL death) to tracer, even if tracer enters
289 exit (if it entered exit or exit_group syscall), be killed by SIGKILL,
539 SIGKILL signal may still cause PTRACE_EVENT_EXIT stop before actual
540 signal death. This may be changed in the future - SIGKILL is meant to