PIDS ... ] [ -signalname PIDS ... ] [ -signalnumber PIDS ... ] [ PIDS ... ] [ -l ] [ -h ]
kill returns 0 on success or >0 if an error occurred.
kill is built-in to csh; See csh for details.
Only the super-user may send signals to other users' processes.
This version of kill does not support -l [signal] since there didn't seem to be any use to the parameter (it didn't work on any platform I tried either.)
Signal names may have the SIG prefix. i.e.: kill -HUP and kill
-SIGHUP are equivalent.
The signal list kill -l displays in an ``extended'' form which lists both the signal name and the
signal number for easy reference.
csh, ps, kill