Reputation: 30699
I've got a haskell program I'm executing with runhaskell on Windows. The program sits in an infinite loop listening on a network socket. I can't kill the program with ctrl-c, ctrl-d or ctrl-z and my keyboard doesn't have a break key.
Is there anything else I can try to kill the process without having to resort to task manager?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 357
Reputation: 81384
taskkill /IM runhaskell
I'm guessing at the process name here; if not runhaskell
replace it with what it really is.
Upvotes: 4