> > Woah!
> >
> > Everything works in the ascii pfile now, but when a new character is
> > created, saves, and quits this is what happens:
> >
> > PID USER PRI NI SIZE RES SHRD STAT %CPU %MEM TIME COMMAND
> > 23616 mud 19 0 1616 1352 464 R 96.3 4.3 0:31 bin/circle 6666
>
> You might consider running it at a lower PID. This would take up a bit
> more memory, but would use a bunch less of the cpu. 96.3% is way too much
> for a "STAT R" process.
>
> > 96%!!@!@#!@#!@#
The only time I have seen this (from the top command i beleive the output
to be) is when the mud is looping, i.e. endlessly and on and on. The only
way to fix it is to kill the pid (kill -SIGSEV pid#) IIRC this should give
you a core dump to play with in gdb. (if that doesnt work try kill -l it
should give you your options)
good luck
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