Robert Marshall writes: > When there's a long delay waiting for the messages to arrive emacs is > thrashing the CPU so it's not a network problem - or at least not one > where it's timing out on something.
You can find what subprocesses are running inside Emacs by doing: ESC-: (process-list) If there are run-away processes that shouldn't be there, you should either kill the Emacs session and restart, or you can use your elisp knowledge to `delete-process' all the offending subprocesses. I don't know a better way. Cheers, Uday
