Discussion
What does the raise() function declared in signal.h do?
Answer: A
Correct answer: reports a synchronous signal
raise(sig) sends a signal to the running program itself, so it arrives synchronously at a known point in the code. Installing a handler is the job of signal(); asynchronous signals come from outside the program.
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