Re: ion3 and gnuplot taking 100% of CPU

[M Jared Finder]

Zachary P. Landau wrote:
When ever I start gnuplot with x11 terminal,
window which appears after plot command takes 100% cpu. Looks like it
is unhappy with specified size and fight with ion.
How to reproduce:
-0- Go to/create WIonWS workspace
-1- Start in new/existing terminal 'gnuplot'
-2- in gnuplot type any plot command for example
        plot 1  <enter>
-3- window with plot should appear
-4- watch CPU usage

Hi,

I'm using ion3-20060326-1 from Debian unstable and I do notice similar
behavior.  When i load up gnuplot and do 'plot 1' ion3 CPU usage does go
up.  But Xorg goes up a lot too, so I'm not sure who is causing the other one
to go up.

Also, if I then close the plotted window, and do the exact same thing (so, for
example, I type 'plot 1' again at the prompt) the CPU does not go up.  It seems
very weird that it would happen the first time, but none after, but that's what
I see.

There's something wrong with that package.  I was not able to split 
windows; I'd get an error about Ion being out of memory.  Try upgrading 
to ion3-20060326-2.

  -- MJF