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I would like to terminate a Delphi application without executing any other code line and I'm wondering about which is the proper way to do this. Furthermore, I would like to know if there's something wrong in what I'm actually doing at the moment. Basically, my code looks like this: //Freeing all objects (Obj1.Free, etc..) Application.Terminate; Halt; Is this the right way to stop a Delphi application or should it be done in another way? Application.Terminate() breaks the message loops in TApplication.Run() and TForm.ShowModal() , allowing the main thread to exit normally, perform necessary

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I'm running excel 2007 on XP. Is there a way to stop a macro from running during its execution other than pressing escape? Usually if I think I created an infinate loop or otherwise messed something up I hit escape and it throws an error but the macro stops. This time (and I've done it before but not this badly), I set up a msgbox for some quick debugging. Turns out it had to loop about 6000 times, which made means I had to "OK" 6000 message boxes, which took several minutes. I didn't save before running (another mistake) so I couldn't open task manager to exit. Is there another way to stop

We're looking at using EC2 autoscaling to deal with spikes in load. In our case we want to scale up instances based on an SQS queue size and then down scale with the queue size gets back under control. Each SQS message defines a potentially long running job (sometimes up to 20 minutes each for message) that must complete before the instance can be terminated. Our software handles the shutdown process gracefully, so issuing sudo service ourapp stop will wait for the app to complete before returning. My question; when autoscaling starts scaling down it issues a terminate (which apparently is

How can signals be handled safley in and MPI application (for example SIGUSR1 which should tell the application that its runtime has expired and should terminate in the next 10 min.) I have several constraints: Finish all parallel/serial IO first befor quitting the application! In all other circumstances the application can exit without any problem How can this be achieved safely, no deadlocks while trying to exit, and properly leaving the current context jumping back to main() and calling MPI_FINALIZE() ? Somehow the processes have to aggree on exiting (I think this is the same in