Re: Help-gnucap Digest, Vol 87, Issue 1

> tool should totally not stop processing before the file descriptor 
> has
> been closed (by gnucap). this has nothing to do with timing.
>
> try to check:
> - does gnucap write out things correctly if you do "gnucap>tran > 
> file"?
> - does tool process that file correcly "sh$ tool < file"?
> - what causes tool to stop processing? usually any sort of
>   "while(read(fd))" or "while(<>)" or "for lines in file"
>   should definitely wait for EOF...
>
> but i'm curious: could you provide a minimal example that reproduces 
> the
> issue?
>
> have fun
> felix

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Hey Felix,

I Can not provide more information about what makes the issue. To 
answer your questions :
- Gnucap writes the output correctly
- It does process it well
- I tried to add a while(!EOF) and while(!fileIsStillOpenElsewhere) ... 
but didn't really solved the issue.

The issue seems to me to be that with our circuit, Gnucap takes time to 
converge to a result.
Hence it behaves strangely with the tool.

That's why i wanted to know if Gnucap has some customisable variables 
so it takes less time to converge.

Sorry i can't tell you more, hope that (kinda) helps though

Thx, Romain.