Hey all, I don't know if anyone is still using [shell] I had it in my installation patch just to start a second PD process.
Anyhow I've been trying to debug a memory problem and during that process found that there were three (not the expected two) PD processes. Two of which were fighting for RAM. ps made it clear. Before I start the second PD process ps shows: 6484 pd -open root.pd When I used shell to start the process "pd -open dump2SOM.pd -nogui" I then get: 6484 pd -open root.pd 6486 pd -open root.pd 6487 pd -open dump2SOM.pd -nogui Both the "root" pds seem to be real processes, both use memory and interfere with one and other. I ended up starting both PDs from a bash script to solve the issue. I just wanted to write to the list, if you see weird duplicate PDs floating on your machine check your use of shell! This happened on a debian lenny machine with shell from svn and pd 0.40.3. .b. _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list
