SKILL program in distributed mode

Hi Fazul,

I'm not sure about "queuing" a SKILL program up, but you could start an external job that would keep running if the current process is exited.

Here's an example:

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:::  slow.il   :::
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printf("Starting slow SKILL job\n")
for(i 1 100
  sleep(5)
  printf("Slept for %d seconds, iteration %d\n" i*5 i)
)
printf("End!\n")


In the CIW:

sh("dbAccess -load slow.il &") ;; <--- note the ampersand

My example uses "dbAccess" but you could invoke another "virtuoso" here (e.g. in -nograph mode), depending on your needs, or if it is just pure core SKILL commands, then the "skill" executable would work (but it has a different invocation syntax).

Hope this helps,

Lawrence.