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TCC /S switch observations

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I'm mostly using TCC to write wrappers, and I was looking for ways to avoid constant "ON BREAK QUIT" / "ON BEAK REM" in my scripts.
The /S switch looked promising at first, but then I've discovered that some applications started from shell with this switch enabled lose ability to receive Ctrl+C completely. Namely PHP interpreter can't be interrupted by ^C anymore, but, let's say, Cygwin tools run fine.
At the same time, Ctrl+Break may cause parent TCC to terminate, even if child process is still running. I.e. bash -i will still run, but parent TCC will die, falling down to enclosing console process, if any, leaving both hardly operable.
 
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