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strange problem: Alarm Clock????.... [message #2626]

Tue, 09 August 1994 09:05

stl
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Registered: February 1994

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hi all,

this is very weird. after I use a routine thats in a shared object,
called with call_external, about 2-5 minutes later I get the following
message on my prompt:

IDL> Alarm Clock

And then get thrown out of IDL. Any ideas? I am running 3.6.1a on a
Sparc station 10 running Solaris 2.x.

I have been at this for a while, and cannot replicate the problem. I
have reduced the routine that is in the shared object file to just a
return(-1). I have some more testing to do, but I am getting really
baffeled. Is this a 3.6.1a thing? (doesn't seem like it because none
of the test call externals do this)

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaarghhhhh...

thanks a bunch for any help. This is almost funny.

-stephen

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		strange problem: Alarm Clock????.... By: stl on Tue, 09 August 1994 09:05
		Re: Strange problem By: Pavel A. Romashkin on Mon, 26 November 2001 10:15
		Re: Strange problem By: Andre Kyme on Mon, 26 November 2001 14:04
		Re: Strange problem By: Jeff Hester on Wed, 05 December 2001 07:40
		Re: Strange problem By: Martin Downing on Mon, 26 November 2001 07:00
		Re: Strange problem By: Andre Kyme on Mon, 26 November 2001 14:10
		Re: Strange problem By: Bhautik Joshi on Sun, 25 November 2001 19:55
		Re: Strange problem By: Bhautik Joshi on Sun, 25 November 2001 17:38

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