At 7:19 PM -0400 11/6/10, Robert Rice wrote:
> Can I lower the priority of my MacRuby application?
There are some commands that mess with the scheduling
priority, but this (AFAIK) only deals with CPU activity.
It sounds like the problem you're having is related to
I/O bandwidth. That said, here a
On Sun, 07 Nov 2010 10:48:07 -0500 Robert Rice
wrote:
> Hi Laurent:
>
> I'm not sure what the definition of a "kernel panic" is.
It means your kernel dies and invokes its panic() function, resulting
in the system rebooting.
You describe a situation that is not a kernel panic, it is not even
str
On 31 Oct 2010, at 01:16, Andy Park wrote:
> I'm trying to get macirb that came with my new MacRuby installation to play
> nice
> ly with the existing .irbrc, where I'm using a lot of gems previously
> installed
> with gem. It looks like my gems aren't found by macirb because they were
> inst
I'm trying to get macirb that came with my new MacRuby installation to play nice
ly with the existing .irbrc, where I'm using a lot of gems previously installed
with gem. It looks like my gems aren't found by macirb because they were install
ed with gem, so are not found / used by macgem. Would I
Hi Laurent:
I'm not sure what the definition of a "kernel panic" is. My system Finder
becomes unresponsive. A/V streams stop displaying video but continue to play
audio and my MacRuby app continues to run to completion.
I have a busy CPU running a DisplayLink USB monitor connection and I suspec
Hi,
I don't know if it's a bug but I never explicitly use __octype__ in the script
and the warning occurs systematically after I call certain CGContextXXX
functions ( in my case CGContextSelectFont and CGContextShowGlyphsAtPoint ).
I'll try to properly open a ticket.
Julien
Le 6 nov. 2010 à 0
