linux signals

Note: Obtained by running `kill -l` on a user device.
SIGHUP = 1  # Hangup
SIGINT = 2  # Interrupt
SIGQUIT = 3  # Quit
SIGILL = 4  # Illegal instruction
SIGTRAP = 5  # Trap
SIGABRT = 6  # Aborted
SIGBUS = 7  # Bus error
SIGFPE = 8  # Floating point exception
SIGKILL = 9  # Killed
SIGUSR1 = 10  # User signal 1
SIGSEGV = 11  # Segmentation fault
SIGUSR2 = 12  # User signal 2
SIGPIPE = 13  # Broken pipe
SIGALRM = 14  # Alarm clock
SIGTERM = 15  # Terminated
SIGSTKFLT = 16  # Stack fault
SIGCHLD = 17  # Child exited
SIGCONT = 18  # Continue
SIGSTOP = 19  # Stopped (signal)
SIGTSTP = 20  # Stopped
SIGTTIN = 21  # Stopped (tty input)
SIGTTOU = 22  # Stopped (tty output)
SIGURG = 23  # Urgent I/O condition
SIGXCPU = 24  # CPU time limit exceeded
SIGXFSZ = 25  # File size limit exceeded
SIGVTALRM = 26  # Virtual timer expired
SIGPROF = 27  # Profiling timer expired
SIGWINCH = 28  # Window size changed
SIGIO = 29  # I/O possible
SIGPWR = 30  # Power failure
SIGSYS = 31  # Bad system call