Anuj Shroff writes: > Hello Eli > > Please find a small snippet of process name from ProcessExplorer > attached. It shows the compiler names and the process name. > > While experiment a bit more with this we found an interesting > workaround which seems to have given some promising results. > > We tweaked the gmake source code so that when we are deleting > targets while handling fatal signals (like SIGINT or SIGTERM), if > we encounter an error we sleep for 3 seconds and retry. > > In our case we are getting the Permission Denied error while > deleting the obj files. When we used this new gmake, it gave us > good results and we are no longer seeing the "deleting files: > Permission Denied" error. Also the corrupt obj files (due to the > interrupt) are cleaned up properly. > > We would like to know your opinion on this.
If I understand things correctly, you are doing this: o Starting gmake o <gmake starts a bunch of compilation subprocesses> o Send Ctrl-C to gmake o gmake removes object files when it received Ctrl-C. On Windows, you will get a 'Permission Denied' when attempting to delete a file if another process has it open. Have all the subprocesses of gmake been fully killed before attempting to remove files? -- For more information, dial 411. _______________________________________________ Bug-make mailing list Bug-make@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-make
