Jesse Gorzinski
Jesse Gorzinski
This is very strange, indeed! The phenomenon is easily repeatable by simply running the `node -e "setInterval(()=>{}, 99)"` in a background job. Strangely: - `kill -9` from a `bash` shell...
~~Regardless, that `xargs` invocation should have `-n 1`. Would you like me to open a separate issue for that?~~ oops, no you don't. Disregard!
this works ```make clear-stalled: $(info Clean up any leftover processes but don't error if found.) ps awwx | grep Release/node | grep -v grep | cat @PS_OUT=`ps awwx | grep...
I can certainly make one. I'll put this in draft status until I add a test to this PR.
The operating system is IBM i, but more specifically it uses a runtime (named "PASE") that contains an AIX-derived runtime. I was able to access an AIX machine and verified...
Changed the check to `_AIX`, which will cover both IBM i and AIX.
Would still appreciate consideration from maintainers. The change is well-contained and enables this package on two business computing platforms
> > Hi @ThePrez, is https://developer.ibm.com/articles/au-gnu/ the best reference for `_AIX` to be the right value to check against? I certainly can't find anything better or more official-looking :/
@jwoehr and I are running into issues building on IBM i. Builds from source fail because it lacks custom patches included in IBM's build of CMake. We tried with `-DBUILD_CMAKE_FROM_SOURCE:BOOL=OFF`...