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Yes, but remember that usually nowadays a piece of software also logs something to stderr instead of relying just on exit codes to signal error.
by GTP 3y ago
Yes, but remember that usually nowadays a piece of software also logs something to stderr instead of relying just on exit codes to signal error.
- crimbles 3y agoNot necessarily. Most of the 139's I get these days are SIGSEGV related. Obviously if you annoy the MMU at that level it's not going to get given an opportunity to write anything useful to stderr.