Re: Problem with named pipes

On Dec 11 14:42, Ken Brown wrote: > On 1/8/2016 3:50 PM, Corinna Vinschen wrote: > > On Dec 25 16:39, Ken Brown wrote: > >> I've noticed a difference between Cygwin and Linux involving named pipes. > >> I > >> don't know if this a bug or simply a difference. > >> > >> Consider the following two s

Re: Gnu make option "‘--max-load[=load]’" - is it supposed to work under cygwin?

Am 11.12.2018 um 11:23 schrieb Niels Kristian "Ænkå" Jensen: Hello all, I am having a strange problem with Gnu make and one problem, which is a derived from it: 1) Sometimes, at seemingly random places in the make execution, "make -j`nproc` (parameters...)" simply stops. A process keeps runn

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Re: Problem with named pipes

On Tue, Dec 11, 2018 at 6:42 AM Ken Brown wrote: > > Very tricky problem. The FIFO code falls over its own feet trying to > > handle more than one writer (exec 7> is the first, echo blah is the > > second writer). Sigh. This code needs a thorough rewrite... > > I'm coming back to this thread af

Re: Problem with named pipes

On 1/8/2016 3:50 PM, Corinna Vinschen wrote: > On Dec 25 16:39, Ken Brown wrote: >> I've noticed a difference between Cygwin and Linux involving named pipes. I >> don't know if this a bug or simply a difference. >> >> Consider the following two scripts: >> >> $ cat fifo1.sh >> #!/bin/sh >> set -x

Gnu make option "‘--max-load[=load]’" - is it supposed to work under cygwin?

Hello all, I am having a strange problem with Gnu make and one problem, which is a derived from it: 1) Sometimes, at seemingly random places in the make execution, "make -j`nproc` (parameters...)" simply stops. A process keeps running on one CPU, full load, forever. We have been trying lots

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