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On Fri, 15 Sep 1995 20:18:00 -0700 <Elbert E Silbaugh> said:
>There is another process handling problem I have seen three times
>on MPE/iX 5.0 ...
>Father does a CREATEPROCESS with the WAIT FOR SON flag on.
>The father goes into suspense, and the Son apparently never
>gets created. Therefore we have to abort the session.
I've had similar problems but not readily reproduceable. I have an old
CM SPL process manager (~60 sons). It doesn't wait for sons, but rather
uses local RINs to synchronize a common data segment for communication
(old pre-IPC application). I've had it hang, or rather won't terminate
and keeps the sons alive. It gets a timer bump every 5 minutes and then
queries the sons (getprocinfo). I haven't reported it yet since it is
so bizarre -- could be shared data segments, local rins, process handling
code, or who knows. It sits there for maybe 10 minutes, maybe a couple
of hours, but it eventually goes away. The process cleanup is rather
CPU intensive once it gets around to dying. Weird.
[\] Jeff Kell <[log in to unmask]>
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