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RE: eval_thunk_selector: strange selectee 29: msg#00015lang.haskell.glasgow.bugs
> I can confirm that this happens on my solaris machine as > well. Moreover it > crashes my computer! I have seen the same crash when working > with the ffi > on solaris but haven't been able to reproduce it. What > happens is this: > In the window I'm running ghci/my ffi application gets filled with > prompts. I'm guessing something has started forking like crazy. Anyway > this eats up all the computer resources and all I can do is > restart the > computer. > > It would be Very Nice if you could fix the crashing bug as > this sometimes > crashes programs running for example wxHaskell. I get very > uneasy as soon > as I start to program with the ffi. We've fixed the "strange selectee 29" bug, but I doubt that could be the cause of your infinite forking behaviour. If you manage to get a repeatable example, we can look into it. To prevent it crashing your machine, you should set a limit on the number of processes creatable by each user. To do it locally for yourself, use the 'ulimit' shell command. Most OSs have a way to set this globally or on a user-by-user basis too (can't remember exactly how Solaris does it, sorry). Cheers, Simon
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