On Monday 12 Sep 2011 Alex Schuster wrote: > I don't know it this is possible for a single-threaded application, I > assume the answer is no. I do not think there is some sort of supervisor > that calls and controls the individual plasmoids. When a plasmoid's code > being executed, and that goes in an endless loop, it will stay, and > plasma will not react any further. At least that's my understanding. Either I'm misunderstanding you, or that is unbelievable. From the earliest days of basic coding you could set a timer so that if no response was obtained by then the loop exited. Are you saying that 30 years on this is not possible? Anne
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