readline & signals

[Sam Steingold]

when clisp is built with readline, sending clisp sigterm puts into
background:

$ clisp -x '(unwind-protect (sleep 100) (print "cleanup"))' &
$ kill %1
[1]+  Stopped ...
$ fg
Exiting on signal 15

"cleanup"
Bye.
$

when readline is not compiled in:

$ clisp -x '(unwind-protect (sleep 100) (print "cleanup"))' &
$ kill %1
Exiting on signal 15

"cleanup"
Bye.
$

we do not call rl_set_signals() (we need to handle most signals ourselves).
we do call rl_resize_terminal() from our own sigwinch handler.

so, what are we doing wrong?

thanks!

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