On Dec 14, 2005, at 4:36 AM, Andrés G. Aragoneses wrote:
Yes, I suppose it is the same problem because the last line runs
but the
control never returns to shell.
Have you guys tried stracing the process?
Thanks for your feedback Miguel.
With the danger of sounding too ignorant, how do I do that? what
will it tell me at the end? I can probably run a test briefly
after I find that out.
With the danger of being more ignorant than you, I suppose Miguel
is talking about http://www.liacs.nl/~wichert/strace/.
Great, I will try that I guess :-)
BTW, Carlos, in which distro can you reproduce this problem? I ask
you this because, before trying to strace the process, I will clean
all other possible causes. The first: I am running MandrivaLE2005
with a Mono package from Mandriva2006, which is a situation that I
think is not supported but under some circumstances it can work. I
will upgrade completely to Mandriva2006 and then I will try again...
I am using Gentoo 64bit. Mono has been installed on my system from
the emerge packages, from the tar balls, from the binary packages,
and recently I have been compiling from SVN. I am pretty sure that
doesn't make a difference as to whether it breaks or not.
My programs that don't exit are not as simple as just running some
stuff on Main, instead they use a lot of threads (all the ones I have
control of background), and I use a lot of remoting with a lot of
Marhsal By Ref objects with an "infinite" lifetime. I would think my
problem lies on the use of one of those two but who knows, also
sometimes my programs do exit but I can't tell what the difference was.
Let me know if you figure out something :-)
--Carlos
Regards,
Andrew [ knocte ]
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