This is not a bug! It's expected behavior!
The SIGRTMIN number you quoted from /usr/include/asm/signal.h is a kernel minimum number of real-time signal, which is usually used by pthread library and not available for user apps.
Both of these two Stack Exchange questions have explained this:
This is not a bug! It's expected behavior! asm/signal. h is a kernel minimum number of real-time signal, which is usually used by pthread library and not available for user apps.
The SIGRTMIN number you quoted from /usr/include/
Both of these two Stack Exchange questions have explained this:
http:// unix.stackexcha nge.com/ questions/ 155829/ why-does- kill-l- not-list- signal- numbers- of-32-and- 33 stackoverflow. com/questions/ 12680624/ what-has- happened- to-the- 32-and- 33-kill- signals
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Now, should this "bug" be closed?