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Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:

> 
> 05, SIGTRAP.  You should really look at existing stubs.  You probably
> want to be using T anyway.

I've been struggling with this too. Anyway, I only use the S
command. I think it's
the simplest way to do something when first implementing an
interface. T implies you 
support threads, thus supporting most of the
'thread-related' commands.

Kind regards,

Jan