Stephen Pair <spair at advantive.com> said:
>I'm
>wondering if this might be a bug in the win32 VM, and perhaps with the
>VM socket code.

If you're running the process at a low priority, and still it manages to
prevent you from getting in there and killing it, it's probably doing an
endless loop thingie in the Windows 'kernel' (their words, not mine ;-)). Or
it is trashing heavily, but given Squeak's memory limit that shouldn't be
possible (unless, again, there's a memleak in the kernel).

Maybe it's triggered by a bug in the Squeak VM, but user-space programs should
never be able to trigger that behavior.

>I'm thinking more and more about moving it over to Linux.
>
That's probably the best solution ;-)

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