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right now the omc is shutdown by pressing enter, which as I did understand, should not be the case. I think the server shutdown should be the last step without any user interaction after he has pressed "9"
I'm not sure if sending the exit call to the server must be the last step here, since you have a multi-client server (see #53).
What is more important is that even when the server is manually shutdown by pressing enter, the compiler process is still running in the background. On Linux you can check this by typing ps -e | grep omc in the terminal. Currently the output looks like this:
7287 ? 00:00:02 omc
The omc process is still running and must be killed manually by typing kill 7287. The server shutdown should already take care of this by sending the exit() command to the OMC.
Steps to reproduce
Expected behavior
The OMC process started by the server should be shut down.
Actual behavior
The OMC process is still running.
This is probably relevant for #53 .
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