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hi !
 I apologize for this this probably inappropriate question but i am writing as 
a last option - how can I know at which instruction (the IP) a thread was 
interrupted by SIGALRM ? Thank you very much and sorry once again .

Joy.

Joy Mukherjee
Graduate Student,
Deptt. of Computer Science,
Virginia Tech.