Divide by zero faults in applications are now correctly trapped, reported and handled by the kernel, but the error message appears on the console, not on the terminal running the actual program.
The message on the terminal is simply 'Abort'.
Using SIGFPE in such cases may be an idea - with an appropriate message. I don't know whether FPEs are trapped, if not this signal may be used for DIVbyZERO exclusively. Otherwise a termination message like "Floating point or div-by-zero exception".
To be investigated.
Divide by zero faults in applications are now correctly trapped, reported and handled by the kernel, but the error message appears on the console, not on the terminal running the actual program.
The message on the terminal is simply 'Abort'.
Using SIGFPE in such cases may be an idea - with an appropriate message. I don't know whether FPEs are trapped, if not this signal may be used for DIVbyZERO exclusively. Otherwise a termination message like "Floating point or div-by-zero exception".
To be investigated.