fork_copy error
Larry Rau
larryr@eclipse.net
Tue Mar 21 14:11:00 GMT 2000
> It's happened in the past. Have you tried the using the -j
> switch for make to
> give it the maximum number of jobs it can start? Don't know if
> it will help.
I tried --jobs=1; but it fails.
It is bad enough that this failure occurs; what is worse is you
MUST REBOOT the machine in order to correct it. I have my own
couple of 100k lines of code to manage so I haven't looked at cygwin.
What is it doing at the system level to corrupt the environment. I
do not notice any other windows program having problems but restarting
cygwin does not clear the problem....stuck dll? something is still
consuming resources. I have not spent much time trying to diagnose the
problem because I need to get my work done so rebooting is faster.
Can someone explain the past "make/fork" problem that was supposedly fixed?
> I'm using WinNT and Win2k is it's replacement. It's been
> reported stable for
> cygwin on this list.
perhaps I'll upgrade to win2k.
[thanks for those who have responded...or who will respond:)]
........larry
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