Re: virtual machines
On 18 Feb 2002, at 23:43, Robert Craig wrote:
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> Kat writes:
> > Rob, is it possible to provide us a way to kill off the virtual machines the
> > interpreter leave behind when we have a bad shutdown of a running Eu
> > program?
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> I never see that on my Windows ME machine.
> I assume you are running exw. Are you using system()?
> What operating system are you running,
> and what kind of program are you running when this happens?
Win95B, no system() calls in *my* code, i haven't checked the includes. The
program is file disk manipulation heavy, lots of where(), seek(), *lots* of
flush(), puts(file,), gets(file,).
include file.e -- seek(), where()
include String0_9_1.e -- for replace()
include strtok.e -- for parse(), repltok(), deparse()
include get.e -- for value()
It's a big file, 12megs, i have not tried to load it into memory with Eu.
> > Also, re the VM, What's it doing?
> > Just handling the dos window and puts()?
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> I recall when I used to use NT 3.51, it seemed
> to have some kind of special process that started
> up to handle DOS programs, and occasionally
> the process would still be hanging around after a crash.
Ok, how to shut it down?
Kat
> Regards,
> Rob Craig
> Rapid Deployment Software
> http://www.RapidEuphoria.com
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