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Generated EXE get to 100% CPU after close
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Generated EXE get to 100% CPU after close
Hello!
What could be done, if an exe does not close in background and if it just eats up 100% cpu on a single core after closing it?
EXE was in fullscreen and got exit by the primitive.
Regards
C.Hackl
What could be done, if an exe does not close in background and if it just eats up 100% cpu on a single core after closing it?
EXE was in fullscreen and got exit by the primitive.
Regards
C.Hackl
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chackl - Posts: 233
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Re: Generated EXE get to 100% CPU after close
I remember there was a discussion here on ruby and overload with amount of ruby modules. But if this is exe fullscreen only - I guess this isn't it.
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Re: Generated EXE get to 100% CPU after close
Oha... there a realy LOADS of very BIG ruby modues inside
The fsm measures about 3MB, the uncompressed EXE about 10mb and there is about 90% ruby inside :/
An the Ruby code inside is timer-based so it is executed about 10 times each second. The Exe needs about 20% CPU on a 2,1 GHZ dual core here.
An no i checked it now - it is not a fullscreen issue.
Is taskkill the only way to get this for the moment?
The fsm measures about 3MB, the uncompressed EXE about 10mb and there is about 90% ruby inside :/
An the Ruby code inside is timer-based so it is executed about 10 times each second. The Exe needs about 20% CPU on a 2,1 GHZ dual core here.
An no i checked it now - it is not a fullscreen issue.
Is taskkill the only way to get this for the moment?
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chackl - Posts: 233
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Re: Generated EXE get to 100% CPU after close
hard to know without more info.
I will say things at random:
You have open connections?
save some files when closing the app?
tried to stop the ruby garbage collect before closing the app?
I will say things at random:
You have open connections?
save some files when closing the app?
tried to stop the ruby garbage collect before closing the app?
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Re: Generated EXE get to 100% CPU after close
Tronic wrote:hard to know without more info.
I will say things at random:
You have open connections?
save some files when closing the app?
tried to stop the ruby garbage collect before closing the app?
Everything is stopped before exit - the exit comes with a timer after stop after 500ms.
There are no files saved and i also tried to reset the ruby objects.
But it randomly does not exit
regards
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chackl - Posts: 233
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Re: Generated EXE get to 100% CPU after close
what you mean with
try to disable the ruby garbage collector with the ruby code command:
GC.disable
and also you can utilize the primitive
[ About to Close ]
to send the trig to the primitive
[ Exe Quit ]
when all is done before to quit.
i also tried to reset the ruby objects.
try to disable the ruby garbage collector with the ruby code command:
GC.disable
and also you can utilize the primitive
[ About to Close ]
to send the trig to the primitive
[ Exe Quit ]
when all is done before to quit.
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