Re: Pakistan Earthquake - September 25, 2013
Posted by Roger Hunter on September 28, 2013 at 11:16:50:

EQF;

Turns out the Resource Monitor tells me how much of what is being used.

I put a program into an infinite loop and sure enough, 100% CPU usage.

Then I inserted a 5 second pause in the loop; still 100% CPU.

There's a CHAIN command to make it stop, execute another program and then restart but the catch is that it has to be another TB program. No help there.

Can't Perl start a TB program? Why use Perl at all? Let others write their own version.

Roger

Roger


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     ● Re: Pakistan Earthquake - September 25, 2013 - Skywise  16:25:24 - 9/28/2013  (100927)  (1)
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