Launching Rybka3 (mp.x64 with microwine) starts one process for each
core (4 in my case).
Then, when scid closes the engine, sends correctly a stop quit sequence,
but if rybka does not exit in time will send a kill command only to 1
process.
So I remain 3 zombies running at 100%.
The problem is in uci.tcl:
# last resort : try to kill the engine (TODO if Windows : no luck,
welcome zombies !)
if { ! $windowsOS } { catch { exec -- kill -s INT [ pid $pipe ] } }
Commenting the line all works fine.
Is it possible to have an option to disable the forced kill? (Maybe in
the engines configuration file)
Thanks.
Fulvio Benini
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