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virProcessKill can be called on cleanup paths. I think it might be
wiser
to rewrite virProcessKill() to guarantee that it does not modify errno
than it is to make all callers have to store a temporary.
Hi Eric,
this virProcessKill only test whether this process is alive, I think it
shouldn't be moved to cleanup path. :P
Yes, this is a special use case of virProcessKill in qemuMonitorOpenUnix.
But for other use case of virProcessKill, I think errno is really needed,
some useful error information will be stored to errno:
EINVAL, EPERM, ESRCH.
So if we want to guarantee caller no need to store a temporary errno in
this curcirmstance, we could just rewrite virProcessKill when signum == 0,
do not overwrite errno when failure.
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Eric Blake eblake redhat com +1-919-301-3266
Libvirt virtualization library
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