One of the interesting things about processes in Unix is that they are tree structured. This is easily seen with the pstree command; init is the root of all processes. Several things, can, however go wrong with this tree. Defunct or zombie processes show up when a child process dies ...
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make-socket-pair: remember to flush
As I suspected, make-socket-pair worked just fine. I discovered this yesterday when I set the input and output buffer sizes to 1. Then, I had the sinking sensation that while I’d already tried flushing the buffer, I had been flushing the wrong side.
I think one of the side ...
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eil: week one report
Well the first week of SoC has come and gone. I’m disappointed with my progress. I had hoped to have some simple ping/pong examples working by the end of the first week, but I’ve yet to resolve some issues with iolib and message passing. Realistically, I think ...
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eil: initial progress
Though the summer of code does not officially start until tomorrow, I’m pleased to report that we have made some initial progress.
To start, we have common-lisp.net site with a git repository. The site has instructions on how to check out the code. Our (mostly empty) erlang-in-lisp project ...
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Google Summer of Code 2008
I’ll be participating in the Google Summer of Code working on the erlang-in-lisp project. I’ll be tracking my progress on this blog (so things will get noisier). I had originally created a separate blog, but Google decided it was a spam blog, and I don’t really see ...
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