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Part of #1600
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Passing around PIDs, UIDs etc as integers makes it more sane in Lua 5.3.
Getting 1234.0 as PID is silly. Shouldn't change any behavior as these
are all integers on the C side and the integral floats are accepted as
integers when passed back from Lua into C.
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A pre-commit version probably started with i = nsig and counted down,
then an incomplete change to counting up was done
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desired effect before glibc 2.19
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compiled for
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support 5.1
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--break-blocks --pad-oper --unpad-paren --add-brackets --align-pointer=type --lineend=linux
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C compliance.
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another signal between clearing the signal queue and restoring it
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debug hook (and never clearing our own)
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