Shell outputs a 'job killed' message that needs to be suppressed in orther for
silent-kill to work as expected. Those messages have been suppressed with the
'wait' command - that is called subsequently to a successful "kill -KILL"
command.
Ctrl-C has also been trapped in order to make sure all child jobs terminate
properly in case the user aborts the execution of the script.
closes #9 closes #3
Shell outputs a 'job killed' message that needs to be suppressed in orther for silent-kill to work as expected. Those messages have been suppressed with the 'wait' command - that is called subsequently to a successful "kill -KILL" command.
Ctrl-C has also been trapped in order to make sure all child jobs terminate properly in case the user aborts the execution of the script.
Signed-off-by: Guilherme Campos Camargo guilherme.campos.camargo@intel.com