If the linux process is waiting for input / output (i.e. it is in a state SLEEP) and it is given a signal SIGKILL, after completion ( STOPPED) it will go through RUNNINGor a READYstate?
In other words, for a system interrupt processing process such as a generated one SIGKILL, it is necessary to go through a state RUNNINGor READY?
Knowing that under normal circumstances, a process can process an interrupt from the kernel and knowing that it SIGKILLhas a rather conflicting goal to kill an unresponsive signal, I doubted how much control over the process is killed, if any.
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