Hi Fred,
there is nothing wrong with not using -s. It is just a shortcut to
simplify scripting for the "normal" case.
I fixed the CORE_COUNT_WANTED=argv in SVN 478. It doesn't
crash anymore,
but the parallel stuff is not yet running proper
Hi Peter,
fixed in SVN 478.
Looks like your box is lacking some functions like pthread_getaffinity_np()
(or they have different argument types).
This could become a problem for parallel APL later, so maybe you
want to grep -r for them in /usr/
Hi David,
thanks, applied in SVN 478.
/// Jürgen
On 09/17/2014 06:36 AM, David Lamkins
wrote:
Here's a minor tweak to flush cout before disabling
cout buffering. This seems like something the runtime library
If I start an APL session and do this:
1001 ⎕svo 'foo'
1
⎕svq ''
Then APL locks up. The OS reponse suffers. There's a lot of disk activity.
When I kill the APserver process, APL responds:
100 210
The disk activity continues until a short time after I exit APL.
And the question: Should
The new "max. prefix length" entry is misspelled in quad-SYL.
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