Hi,
Very small thing - I notice when using runMacs (this function can take some time with a large founder population) that if I try and stop it (ctl C/ SIGINT) it either does nothing or crashes my R session (could this be due to the signal being sent to a thread?). Kind of annoying. You need a Rcpp::checkUserInterrupt in there, it needs to be on the main thread.
Would you like me to add this in? Of course you are using openmp so this might be a bit tricky but I'm sure there is a work around.
As I said, minor issue, but let me know if you would like me to add this in (or if you could add it in that would be great!)
Hi, Very small thing - I notice when using runMacs (this function can take some time with a large founder population) that if I try and stop it (ctl C/ SIGINT) it either does nothing or crashes my R session (could this be due to the signal being sent to a thread?). Kind of annoying. You need a Rcpp::checkUserInterrupt in there, it needs to be on the main thread.
Would you like me to add this in? Of course you are using openmp so this might be a bit tricky but I'm sure there is a work around.
As I said, minor issue, but let me know if you would like me to add this in (or if you could add it in that would be great!)
Cheers,
Max