Hi Devon,
I tried to run this interesting example in Linux. So far I had to change:
JEXE (of course) into:
JEXE=: jpath '~/j701/bin/jconsole '
and the template line
'ni nspi'=. y [ sttime=. 6!:1 '' [ 9!:1] '''{randseed}''' [ max=. 2147483647
into
'ni nspi'=. y [ sttime=. 6!:1 '' [ 9!:1] {randseed} [ max=. 2147483647
But
fork JEXE, xflnm
waits until finished.
The results are ok, e.g. (params template: 10 1e5):
10 100000 1.45187e9 1.88214e9
7.80354e8 2.0112e9 2.00163e9 6.42693e8
26.5 38.5 30.0349 1.90047
26.5 37.5 30.0383 1.89869
26.5 37.5 30.0376 1.89592
26.5 37.5 30.053 1.90099
26.5 38 30.0373 1.89206
26.5 38 30.0314 1.89761
26.5 38 30.0401 1.89232
26.5 39 30.0375 1.90335
26.5 38 30.0446 1.8974
26.5 38 30.0443 1.89716
2.14314e9 8.169e8 1.30083e9 40.0226
What do I need to know to let 'fork xxxxx' be executed without waiting until
done?
Tested also
fork 'kwrite'
with the same result: wait until exit 'kwrite'.
JVERSION
Engine: j701/2011-01-10/11:25
Library: 7.01.048
Platform: Linux 32
Installer: j701a_linux32.sh
TIA
Hallo Devon McCormick, je schreef op 04-04-11 06:24:
> I've posted some work I've done recently on calculating the score obtained
> by using a simple strategy in the "Red or Black" game about which there was
> some traffic on the forum a month or so ago:
> http://www.jsoftware.com/jwiki/NYCJUG/2011-04-12/RedOrBlackGameSimulation .
>
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