Re: [MacPerl] sleep

[jar@hopf.dnai.com]

>#!/bin/perl
>sleep 60;
>
>puts the Mac entirely to sleep; none of the menus or buttons respond
>until the sleep period is up.  The mouse is still tracked, however.

There is a shareware utility called "Monitor" which will plot
a graph of things like memory and CPU usage. I find it useful in
situations like this... "MacPerl is still using 80% of the CPU!" or
whatever.

It's available at standard FTP sites. E-mail me if you can't find it
and I'll send it to you.

--
matt.