Have you tried opening a 2nd cygwin terminal, typing "ps -al", get the
PID for the csound process, then issuing "kill PID"?  Don't know if
that will work but just a thought.

On 7/23/07, mr.proxxxy <mr.proxxxy@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Looks like if you're running a live input midi process with csound (e.g. the
> CsoundMidi.csd example file) and you kill it in a cygwin xterm, two things
> will happen: 1) the terminal will hang 2) the csound process will be
> unkillable in the task manager.
>
> It will run fine in the windows cmd.exe, but that's pretty painful to use.
>
> Has anyone run into this? Is there a flag I can set for force kill? Any
> thoughts?
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