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From: Jim B. <jbu...@th...> - 2001-02-13 18:45:18
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I was also wondering what causes tons of these when I do a ps. 2170 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2063 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2066 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2068 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2070 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2072 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2074 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2076 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2078 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2080 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2082 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2084 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2086 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2088 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2090 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2092 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2094 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2098 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2100 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2102 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2104 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2107 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2113 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2120 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2122 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2126 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2128 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2130 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2132 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2134 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2136 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2138 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2140 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2142 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2144 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2146 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2148 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2152 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2154 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2156 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2158 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2160 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2162 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2164 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2166 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2168 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] 2170 tty1 Z 0:00 [april <defunct>] -jim |
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From: Jim B. <jbu...@th...> - 2001-02-13 17:58:23
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I have an agent running that uses the tcp_server function.
S = tcp_server(port,connection);
waitfor(S);
For some reason this function is running at 99% CPU. Although it doesn't
really seem like its using 99%, It says it is in top.
When I am running an agent with a loop such as repeat{ }until true, I
don't get a 99% running CPU in top. ??
Is there a way around using 99% cpu with loops?
-jim
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From: Jim B. <cru...@ho...> - 2001-02-04 20:56:17
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Could someone please send me an example of how I would test to see if a = string is inside another string. Example I wan't to see if "jim" string is in "jim as logged on" string. I read = through the documentation, but I am getting confused.=20 thanks. -jim' |
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From: Lisa M. T. <lt...@mi...> - 2001-01-05 21:39:42
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Hi,
I have successfully installed ICM and April, but am having trouble
installing AAP. I am giving a different install prefix to configure:
% set p = /afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap
% configure --prefix=$p --exec-prefix=$p
% make install
I would appreciate any suggestions. Thanks.
-- Lisa
configure --prefix=$p --exec-prefix=$p --with-april=$p
loading cache ./config.cache
checking for a BSD compatible install... ./install-sh -c
checking whether build environment is sane... yes
checking whether make sets ${MAKE}... (cached) yes
checking for working aclocal... missing
checking for working autoconf... found
checking for working automake... missing
checking for working autoheader... found
checking for working makeinfo... found
checking whether ln -s works... (cached) yes
checking whether make sets ${MAKE}... (cached) yes
checking for a BSD compatible install... ./install-sh -c
APRILDIR computed as /afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap
creating ./config.status
creating Makefile
creating aap.spec
creating src/Makefile
creating src/common/Makefile
creating src/agents/Makefile
creating src/servers/Makefile
creating src/tests/Makefile
creating src/april.Make
creating doc/Makefile
linus.mitre.org.115: make install
Making install in src
make[1]: Entering directory
`/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src'
Making install in common
make[2]: Entering directory
`/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common'
We are generating april libfipa.af from libfipa.ap
APRIL_DIR=/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap apc -M -o libfipa.aam
libfipa.ap
april compiler - 4.4.0 - Jan 5 2001
We are generating april libams-s.af from libams-s.ap
APRIL_DIR=/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap apc -M -o
libams-s.aam libams-s.ap
april compiler - 4.4.0 - Jan 5 2001
We are generating april libams.af from libams.ap
APRIL_DIR=/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap apc -M -o libams.aam
libams.ap
april compiler - 4.4.0 - Jan 5 2001
Line 51 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: AMSServer is not a record but a `handle'
Line 51 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: Symbol home not defined
Line 51 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: AMSServer is not a record but a `handle'
Line 51 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: Symbol locs not defined
Line 98 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.a":
Syntax error: AMSServer is not a record but a `handle'
Line 98 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: Symbol home not defined
Line 98 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: AMSServer is not a record but a `handle'
Line 98 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: Symbol locs not defined
Line 145 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: AMSServer is not a record but a `handle'
Line 145 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: Symbol home not defined
Line 145 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: AMSServer is not a record but a `handle'
Line 145 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: Symbol locs not defined
Line 189 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: AMSServer is not a record but a `handle'
Line 189 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: Symbol home not defined
Line 189 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: AMSServer is not a record but a `handle'
Line 189 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: Symbol locs not defined
Line 234 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: AMSServer is not a record but a `handle'
Line 234 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: Symbol home not defined
Line 234 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: AMSServer is not a record but a `handle'
Line 234 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: Symbol locs not defined
Line 281 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: AMSServer is not a record but a `handle'
Line 281 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: Symbol home not defined
Line 281 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: AMSServer is not a record but a `handle'
Line 281 in
"/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common/libams.ap":
Syntax error: Symbol locs not defined
Warning: error reporting truncated, more errors may follow 24 errors, 1
warnings found
*** libams.aam removed
make[2]: *** [libams.af] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory
`/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src/common'
make[1]: *** [install-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory
`/afs/rcf.mitre.org/user/ltalbot/p2p/aap/aap-0.6/src'
make: *** [install-recursive] Error 1
____________________________________________
Lisa M. Talbot, Ph.D. lt...@mi...
The MITRE Corporation 703.883.6975
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From: Theodore H. <tw...@do...> - 2000-04-22 14:10:43
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A few more items on the wish list:
1. expand() would be more useful if it returned empty strings between
token delimiters; that is, expand("twh1:*::::/homes/twh1:/bin/tcsh", ":")
would be ["twh1", "*", "", "", "", "/homes/twh1", "/bin/tcsh"] and
expand("/var/tmp", "/") would be ["", "var", "tmp"].
This has a number of advantages:
- you could use it to parse delimited records like those in /etc/passwd
(currently you can't detect blank fields), or to distinguish relative
and absolute paths
- you can use expand(s,"") to iterate over characters, instead of doing
a bunch of ascii's and charof's (which I end up doing a lot)
- we would have the identity: collapse(expand(s,c),c) == s
(if c contains one character)
- if you need the old behavior, you can always simulate it with:
expand(s,d) reject ""
2. It would be convenient if front(L,N) returned [] when N < 0, analogously
to tail(L,N) when N > listlen(L). For example, front(L,listlen(L)-1) could
be used to unconditionally drop the last element from a list if it exists.
Similarly, tail(L,N) could return L when N < 0.
This would give rise to the identity:
tail(L,N) == reverse(front((reverse(L), listlen(L)-N)) and
front(L,N) == reverse(tail((reverse(L), listlen(L)-N)).
3. It would be really helpful to have some means of commenting out a large
block of code, like #ifdef DEBUG ... #endif.
theo
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From: Theodore H. <tw...@do...> - 2000-04-21 12:36:22
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Is there a convenient way to truncate strings in a manner suitable for user display? For example, a = "abcd" a prints abcd a^2 prints "ab" a~2 prints "a How can I print just ab? (seems like a^2 ought to do this). theo -- PGP: http://www.doc.ic.ac.uk/~twh1/ D5E5 0237 0592 CAF6 E4C4 967F 457E 9583 6AB4 876B |
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From: Theodore H. <tw...@do...> - 2000-04-20 19:08:49
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I'm finding myself in a situation where I'm receiving messages from many
processes simultaneously, but I only want to deal with only one. I can do
this with:
repeat {
P1 :: sender == H1 ->> do something
P2 :: sender == H1 ->> do something
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P3 :: sender == H1 ->> do something
}
until 'done :: sender == H1;
but it would be nice to be able to easily add the test to all the
patterns. Is it possible to create a macro, something like:
repeat :: sender == H1 {
P1 ->> do something
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P2 ->> do something
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P3 ->> do something
}
until 'done;
to do this?
theo
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From: Theodore H. <tw...@do...> - 2000-04-18 16:29:38
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"Francis G. McCabe" <fg...@ca...> wrote: > the list of codes I have come up with so far is: > > @table @code > @item 'matcherr > This is raised when a match failed in a situation where it is not safe > for it to do so. > @item 'privileged > This is raised when a privilege violation is flagged -- such as > attempting to execute a privileged operation, or an invalid access to > teh file system. > @item 'system > This is raised when the operation is potentially correct but the system > could not honour it -- due to space limitation for example. > @item 'exec > This is raised when attempting an illegal instruction or executing > non-valid code. > @item 'compval > This is raised when attempting to compare incomparible values -- such as > two code segments. > @item 'invalid > This is raised when arguments have invalid values -- such as attempting > to take the square root of a negative number. This is pretty broad. A separate 'list error would be useful -- like trying to take the head of an empty list, or to reduce a list of one element. Also 'bounds -- trying to reference a list index that is out of bounds. > @item 'arith > This is raised when an arithmetic operation raised a problem -- such as > divide by zero. > @item 'abort > This is raised when the user causes the system to abort. > @item 'fail > This is raised when an operation fails -- such as attempting to open a > nn-existent for reading. Also pretty broad -- I'd like to see this expanded a bit more, maybe like 'io (file I/O error), 'net (network error), any others? > @item 'eof > This is raised when attempting to read past the end of file. > @end table Where does a cast error go? (trying to unsuccessfully cast a value from one type to another, like number%%"qqq"). theo |
