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I upgraded to the latest julia HEAD and discovered that for most modules, when I tried to import them with using in IJulia, I got the error message:
ERROR: StateError("Resource temporarily unavailable")
in recv at /Users/tej/.julia/ZMQ/src/ZMQ.jl:492
in recv_ipython at /Users/tej/.julia/IJulia/src/msg.jl:61
in eventloop at /Users/tej/.julia/IJulia/src/IJulia.jl:66
in anonymous at multi.jl:1308
The actual errno in the recv function in ZMQ is 2, which corresponds to Base.ENOENT (file not found). I went over the recent commits and I think this pull request JuliaLang/julia#5299 is the culprit; reverting to the revision just before that was merged fixes the issue. I suspect an error is being caught that wasn't before and ZMQ is not correctly catching it. This may be a bug in ZMQ.jl, in which case I can file it there instead, but IJulia is where users are likely to encounter it.
I'm on OS X 10.9 (Mavericks), using Homebrew julia.
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I upgraded to the latest julia HEAD and discovered that for most modules, when I tried to import them with
using
in IJulia, I got the error message:The actual errno in the recv function in ZMQ is 2, which corresponds to Base.ENOENT (file not found). I went over the recent commits and I think this pull request JuliaLang/julia#5299 is the culprit; reverting to the revision just before that was merged fixes the issue. I suspect an error is being caught that wasn't before and ZMQ is not correctly catching it. This may be a bug in ZMQ.jl, in which case I can file it there instead, but IJulia is where users are likely to encounter it.
I'm on OS X 10.9 (Mavericks), using Homebrew julia.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: