Jan Vroonhof writes:
| Justin Vallon <vallon(a)mindspring.com> writes:
|
| > I'm trying to build 21.1.2 on HP using HP's cc. xemacs gets dumped.
| > However, when src/xemacs is first run (as part of lisp shadows), it hangs,
| > and can't be interrupted, killed, or kill -9'ed.
Just another compile failed on HP-UX 10.20. We are seeing a bunch of
these unfortunately.
| (BTW if it cannot be KILL -9'ed (assuming -9 is SIGKILL) then that is
| also an OS problem.)
Hm, not neccessarily! Well, depending on the machine state it can take
a while before a SIGKILL gets delivered to a process. But there is
another possibility. A process can be in a high priority sleep
(usually use when the process waits very very short time on
IO). Signals don't get delivered to a process who is currently in that
state. If the process is blocked on that particular IO you cannot
SIGKILL it.
| Anything else to try?
Maybe force --with-dynamic to be yes.