SIGQUIT (3)SIGQUIT (3) — Quit Signal
A quit signal was sent, typically by pressing Ctrl+\ in the terminal, producing a core dump.
SIGIO (29)A file descriptor is ready for I/O, used with signal-driven async I/O.
The process enabled signal-driven I/O with fcntl(F_SETFL, O_ASYNC). The kernel sends SIGIO when the fd is ready.
Install a SIGIO handler to perform I/O. Modern applications prefer epoll() or io_uring() over signal-driven I/O.
SIGQUIT (3)A quit signal was sent, typically by pressing Ctrl+\ in the terminal, producing a core dump.
Exit 130The process was terminated by SIGINT (signal 2), typically from Ctrl+C.
EINPROGRESSA non-blocking connection attempt has been initiated and is still in progress.
ENOEXECAn attempt was made to execute a file that is not in a recognized executable format.
EINVALAn invalid argument was passed to a system call or library function.
SIGUSR1 (10)A user-defined signal for application-specific purposes. The default action is to terminate.