Re: Ctrl+C doesn't interrupt process waiting for I/O

[Alan Cox]

> So what kind of data do you want? Someone watching a wallclock while
> comparing Ctrl-Z+kill versus Ctrl-C on a IO intensive process?

Latency traces with timestamps might be quite useful, they'd probably
also tell you why it happened. I can't reproduce it, nobody has provided
numbers so even if I wanted to work on it I couldn't do much.

Instead I have lots of real tty, ATA and other work that needs doing
which has quantified data, is reproducable and needs doing, so that will
get done.

Alan
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