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Re: Xcode 1.1 RIP
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Re: Xcode 1.1 RIP


  • Subject: Re: Xcode 1.1 RIP
  • From: Michael Cashwell <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2003 10:33:51 -0500

Turning on distributed builds in XCode contributes to this. It seems to run something via cron every minute that burns 5 PIDs (on my dual G4). That's 7200 per day, but really shouldn't be a concern given the release rate of software updates requiring a reboot. My systems have rarely run more than a month between reboots anyway.

Take a look at the system.log to see if something else is going on for you.

-Mike

On Dec 22, 2003, at 3:32 PM, Jose Commins wrote:

	Whoa!  Holy crap!

I see there the PID is 19947! Sheesh! This could mean there's a spurious app/kernel extension generating a huge amount of threads/forks.

What processes do you get when you run 'top' or 'ps -ax' from the command line, both right after startup and after running Xcode? This looks like another app is causing the problem, probably a startup item/kernel extension.

Regards,
		Jose.
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