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Declaration:
void (*signal(int sig,
void (*func)(int)))(int);
Controls how a signal is handled. sig
represents the signal number compatible with the SIG
macros. func is the function to be called when the signal
occurs. If func is SIG_DFL, then the default
handler is called. If func is SIG_IGN,
then the signal is ignored. If func points to a function,
then when a signal is detected the default function is called (SIG_DFL),
then the function is called. The function must take one argument
of type int which represents the signal
number. The function may terminate with return,
abort, exit, or
longjmp. When the function terminates execution
resumes where it was interrupted (unless it was a
SIGFPE signal in which case the result is undefined).
If the call to signal is successful, then it returns a
pointer to the previous signal handler for the specified signal
type. If the call fails, then SIG_ERR is
returned and errno is set appropriately.
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