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Subject: Emacs takes 100% CPU
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Hi,

I am using emacs under cygwin on Windows XP home and pro. After some 
time (from a few seconds / minutes to hours and days), on the two 
machines, emacs starts taking 100% of the CPU, and becomes 
non-responsive (I have to kill it with the task manager). I thought this 
might be a problem of my first old installation on the XP home machine, 
but I have just encountered the same problem on the brand new XP pro 
machine.

See the attached cygcheck.out (XP home machine). Do you need any other 
information ?

Best regards,

Nicolas
-- 
Nicolas Saunier
Postdoctoral Research Associate
Department of Civil Engineering
University of British Columbia
http://www.confins.net/saunier/

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