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[Imported from JIRA. Reported by Niklas Hambuechen @mail@nh2.me) as DPSLN-10 on 2013-02-13 03:29:04]
I followed the work stealing example frm the Well-Typed blog.
I did not use "terminateAllSlaves", so that I can repeatedly run my master "main" function and get slaves to do multiple rounds of work.
However, I cannot do the same from a single GHCi session.
It looks like "startMaster" can only be called once per GHCi, and successive calls block.
Is that correct? Why is that? How can I "stop" a master, so that I can use "startMaster" from GHCi multiple times?
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How to stop a master?
[DPSLN-10] How to stop a master?
Jun 18, 2015
[Imported from JIRA. Reported by Niklas Hambuechen @mail@nh2.me) as DPSLN-10 on 2013-02-13 03:29:04]
I followed the work stealing example frm the Well-Typed blog.
I did not use "terminateAllSlaves", so that I can repeatedly run my master "main" function and get slaves to do multiple rounds of work.
However, I cannot do the same from a single GHCi session.
It looks like "startMaster" can only be called once per GHCi, and successive calls block.
Is that correct? Why is that? How can I "stop" a master, so that I can use "startMaster" from GHCi multiple times?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: