Is there some way to "hard" quit?

[Jonathan Greenberg]

Hey all-- I was wondering, I followed (loosely) the tutorial's 
programming framework for creating a simulation, but I want the 
program to completely quit instead of returning to the 
Start-Next-Save-Quit-Whatever toolbar at the end-- is there some 
command that stops the program entirely and releases all the memory 
its been using without having to click "Quit"?  I was running this on 
LinuxPPC and an iMac-- while its running it uses 100% of the cycles 
available, once its done running and just waiting for someone to 
click "Quit" it's still using about 70% of the cycles (doing what, 
I'm not sure)-- thanks!

--j

P.S. Do the more recent swarm-support emails get archived on the web 
page?  Whenever I do a search I end up with lots of messages from 2 
years ago...




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Jonathan Greenberg
Graduate Group in Ecology, U.C. Davis
http://www.anthro.ucdavis.edu/~greenberg
AIM: jgrn307
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