in reply to Re^2: control-C to "jumpstart" windows process
in thread control-C to "jumpstart" windows process

Echoing the other monks, more info would mean more help to you!

I'm going totally off the top of my head here, but I'm guessing you're trying to output something w/o a newline directly before something is getting processed?

Ex:
$x=9999999; print "Test1"; while($x--){0}
Even though Test1 is passed to STDOUT, the while loop is processed before you see any output.

If that's the case, try tossing a newline in there. (Again, I'm going off the top of my head here.) Perl won't display the output buffer until a newline is present, the operation holding it up produces output, or the operation is done.

-inno