killing processes

Daniel, Sofie and Beatrice mcbracke at eircom.net
Sun Nov 19 13:18:48 UTC 2000


Thanks. That did it OK. I had to take a guess as to which processes were 
the right ones (there were about 30, including lots 'in Undefined Object', 
but I was able to terminate and then garbageCollect them.

I guess that's how I learn things .. !

Cheers

Daniel

At 20:42 18/11/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Well, there was a ProcessViewer floating around a few days
>back. Otherwise...
>
> > Only trouble is, I can't get rid of the things! If I had assigned them to
> > variables, I could send them a 'terminate' message, but as I can't
> > reference them, what can I do? I was looking for a list of active 
> processes
> > in and around ProcessorScheduler, but couldn't find it.
>
>Try inspecting Process allInstances. It wouldn't hurt to do a Smalltalk
>garbageCollect to clear out any uncollected ones.
>
>In general, when I do these sorts of experiments, I inspect or explore my
>workspace code. That way, I have a handy grip on my object and can
>experiment or clean up after it.
>
>Cheers,
>Bijan Parsia.





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