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Sam writes:
> titanandrews writes:
>
>> This is for Windows, but I am looking for a solution for UNIX/Linux.
>
> TMK, POSIX does not provide a means for an atexit handler to receive the
> exit status parameter that was passed to exit().
Following to myself -- I do see that Linux glibc has the nonstandard
on_exit(), that can be used to install a handler that receives the pending
exit code, but, as the man page indicates, this is a legacy thing.
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