I'm running a python script with minmover function. After pressing Ctrl + C， the program dies in about 30 seconds. I don't know why it takes so long. Is there a way to kill the job immediately ?
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This is a Unix question and not a Pyrosetta question, so maybe StackOverflow can give a better explanation, but Ctr+C sends a
SIGINTas in interrupt, while Ctr+Z sends aSIGKILL, which for most code is faster as it is as messy as a segfault.I use Jupyter notebook and the kernel interrupt (stop button) results in a segfault and is slower (a decent couple of seconds) and than restarting the kernel (instantaneous)...
Ctrl+Z works.
Thank you for your explaination!