Rick McGuire wrote:
Aha. Well, I get multiples. Each spinning at a two-digit portion of cpu percentage. So I guess the problem I'm seeing is that rexx launches 'em then can't find 'emooRexx has launches a daemon process call rxapi, which is used to manage the IPC used for queues, function registrations, and macrospace. That process is started when required, and converts itself to a system daemon that continues to run when the spawning Rexx process terminates.
to connect.
$ rexx factor.rex Enter a number 1 ^C $ ps -aux | grep rexx jax 25227 97.5 3.9 22172 20116 ?? Rs 11:37AM 0:19.05 rexx factor.rex $ rexx guess.rex Think of an animal for me to guess! I bet you're thinking of a bear. Right? (Y/N) n ^C $ ps -aux | grep rexx jax 25227 81.8 3.6 28356 18552 ?? Rs 11:37AM 0:35.24 rexx factor.rex jax 7337 47.7 1.6 12476 8344 ?? Rs 11:38AM 0:03.67 rexx guess.rex $ kill 25227 7337 $ ps -aux | grep rexx $ -- Jack J. Woehr # "Self-delusion is http://www.well.com/~jax # half the battle!" http://www.softwoehr.com # - Zippy the Pinhead
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