Problem is – I have to implement my own exit(status) with setjmp and longjmp. Maybe someone could give some pointers?
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Problem is – I have to implement my own exit(status) with setjmp and longjmp. Maybe someone could give some pointers?
The only solution I think of right now, is to call
setjmpearly inmain, and then create aMyExitfunction which does alongjmpto thesetjmpinmainand does areturnwith some value (provided from thelongjmpcall).