Conversation with #inferno at Sat May 17 05:07:53 2014 on powerman@chat.freenode.net (irc)
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(10:25:37) qrstuv: supposed you said something like (timers := load Timers Timers->PATH)->init(1); t := Timer.start(1000);
(10:26:07) qrstuv: it looks to me like /appl/lib/timers.b:/^timeproc will do 1000 1ms sleep rather than 1 1000ms sleep
(10:31:02) qrstuv: i'm guessing implementing a more efficient way is complicated because the library won't necessarily have access to /prog to kill sleeper procs that have been surpassed by sleeper procs with earlier deadlines
(10:31:49) qrstuv: is there no other way to kill a proc you started that is blocking is a syscall than via /prog/n/ctl?
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(13:51:21) powerman: qrstuv: you always have access to your processes using #p
(13:52:51) powerman: so just use '#p/n/ctl' instead of '/prog/n/ctl'
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(16:52:37) anth_x: you might not be able to do that, either. NODEV in pctl will restrict it.
(17:33:07) powerman: anth_x: so, all modules which use, for ex., wait(2) or exception(2) may fail when used in sandbox without access to #p and /prog?
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