Hello Damien!
Damien Doligez wrote:
Yes, the GC calls the finalisation functions in order, so it waits for your
finalisation function to finish before starting the next one. If your
function doesn't terminate...
Ok, makes sense.
Is there a way to get the GC back to normal after an exception
Hello,
On 2009-08-04, at 15:39, Björn Pelzer wrote:
With the alarm loop, the GC will only print the first part ("Calling
finalisation functions.") once at the start of the loop and then
begin looping, starting new cycles but no new finalisations.
Yes, the GC calls the finalisation function
Hello,
I'm new to this list and fairly new to OCaml. First I posted this on the
beginner's list, but I was recommended to try it here, so here we go. :-)
Right now I'm having some problems with the garbage collector and the
Gc.alarm - this combination shows some (to me) odd behaviours which a
