I use a MacBook Pro. Sometimes I want to pause the execution of a long heavy-duty experiment running on my system because I am on battery or for any other reason. Is there a way to do it in Eclipse ? Or even in Mac OS X itself ?
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I use a MacBook Pro. Sometimes I want to pause the execution of a long heavy-duty experiment running on my system because I am on battery or for any other reason. Is there a way to do it in Eclipse ? Or even in Mac OS X itself ?
You can suspend any process in Mac OS X (or any Unix) using the
killcommand to send theSIGSTOPsignal to the process.Find the process ID (pid) for example we’ll say it’s 9281.
and to resume…
To find the pid, use the
pscommand,ps -awill list all running processes, your process will be ajavainstance running your app.