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#ifndef _sighandler_h
#include <signal.h>
-#include "typedefs.h"
+#include "gromacs/utility/basedefinitions.h"
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
/* NOTE: the terminology is:
- incoming signals (provided by the operating system, or transmitted from
- other nodes) lead to stop conditions. These stop conditions should be
+ incoming signals (provided by the operating system, or transmitted from
+ other nodes) lead to stop conditions. These stop conditions should be
checked for and acted on by the outer loop of the simulation */
/* the stop conditions. They are explicitly allowed to be compared against
each other. */
typedef enum
{
- gmx_stop_cond_none=0,
+ gmx_stop_cond_none = 0,
gmx_stop_cond_next_ns, /* stop a the next neighbour searching step */
- gmx_stop_cond_next, /* stop a the next step */
- gmx_stop_cond_abort /* stop now. (this should never be seen) */
+ gmx_stop_cond_next, /* stop a the next step */
+ gmx_stop_cond_abort /* stop now. (this should never be seen) */
} gmx_stop_cond_t;
-/* Our names for the stop conditions.
+/* Our names for the stop conditions.
These must match the number given in gmx_stop_cond_t.*/
extern const char *gmx_stop_cond_name[];
/* get the signal name that lead to the current stop condition. */
const char *gmx_get_signal_name(void);
-/* check whether we received a USR1 signal.
+/* check whether we received a USR1 signal.
The condition is reset once a TRUE value is returned, so this function
only returns TRUE once for a single signal. */
gmx_bool gmx_got_usr_signal(void);
#endif
-#endif /* _sighandler_h */
+#endif /* _sighandler_h */
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