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lyttlec <lyttlec@removegmail.com> writes:

> Under Ubuntu Linux kill -l lists interrupts including SIGRTMIN and
> SIGRTMAX. However, gnat a-intnam.ads does not have these, nor does the
> Ada ARM toolchain. Is there a way to use these interrupts?

Looks as though Interrupt_ID is visibly a numeric type, so you could
just use the number (so long as it's less than (what on Darwin is)
System.OS_Interface.Max_Interrupt). Whether the RTS will actually
respond to the signal in a useful way is another matter. Again,
System.OS_Interface should offer a clue.