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kill the coqtop process, start a new one and compile to the last successfully compiled offset?
right now; the editor seems to become slightly unresponsive when this unhappens.
cursor movement works, but cannot type anything.
Check if it is possible to handle coqio in a thread which does not mess up with editor's core functions.
Probably, once I was not able to save the file when coqtop hanged -- this is really bad.
right now, coq io is done in a thread created by org.openide.util.RequestProcessor;
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after removing some locks, the IDE freeze issue seems to be gone.
(probably, the IDE UI threads were waiting on locks held by the thread
talking to coqtop)
As mentioned in coq-club forum, to interrupt coqtop when it is taking too much time on
a single command, manually send SIGINT to the associated coqtop process. In windows, I have had success w/ http://www.latenighthacking.com/projects/2003/sendSignal/
kill the coqtop process, start a new one and compile to the last successfully compiled offset?
right now; the editor seems to become slightly unresponsive when this unhappens.
cursor movement works, but cannot type anything.
Check if it is possible to handle coqio in a thread which does not mess up with editor's core functions.
Probably, once I was not able to save the file when coqtop hanged -- this is really bad.
right now, coq io is done in a thread created by org.openide.util.RequestProcessor;
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: