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reference
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in #if !defined (ACE_WIN32) statements to Log_Msg, Reactor, and
Signal. Hopefully this will fix the mystery errno=ENOSYS ghost that
haunts us lowly WIN32 users.
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ACE_OS::sigprocmask on Win32.
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ACE_OS::sigprocmask for Win32.
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_really_ avoid Purify warnings
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leaks. Instead, the addresses of these are copied by ACE_Log_Msg. So, only strings in the text segment should be passed to its functions!
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description
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