I have the main thread from which I start a window using invokeLater. I run my application from command line. So, when application is running I see the window and my command line is \"blocked\" by the
If I have 开发者_运维知识库written a program in Java, how can I know if my program has terminated normally or exited normally?I\'m guessing a little here, since your question is kinda vague. But I ass
I have a script that is supposed to sit there, happily running in a command window, spewing out data... but I want the window to close automatically when the script finishes or crashes.The script is a
In Visual C++ when terminate() is called the default behavior is to call abort() which by default shows a message box and then - after OK button on the message box is pressed - terminates the applicat
I need to write a program in c# that would just start, kill one process\\exe that it is supposed to kill and end itself.
In VC++7 if I do the following: void myTerminate() { cout << \"In myTerminate()\"; abort(); } int main( int, char** )
I have written a java program which needs to process thousands of text files (all needs to be loaded on memory). It works fine with as many as 123 input files, but when I run it to process around 5000
I\'m trying to use cmd.exe to search for a file in a specific directory and then display the path in a java program and write it to a file.The problem is that the process never terminates.
Here\'s the problem. My applica开发者_Go百科tion calls CoCreateInstance() to create a COM object implemented in a third-party DLL. That DLL calls set_terminate() to change the terminate() handler and
I have a fairly simple app.It compiles fine.Unfortunately, when I Build and Go, it fails before even the first line of code, thus making it impossible for 开发者_开发技巧me to even debug it.
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