> Hi John > > I often do this. I have the timing report open to check what was wrong, > fix > the problem and leave the file open when starting the next build. The > folder > XPS_ROACH_base gets overwritten during the build and it errors out while > trying to delete the file I have open. You can generally continue the > build > where it left off (Copy base package in bee_xps) but you end up wasting a > lot of time. > > Easily done late at night or when in a hurry.
I did it each of the last 2 nights when I left. I was about to yell at someone for killing my stuff while I wasn't looking... :) John > > Regards > Andrew > > 2009/11/13 John Ford <[email protected]> > >> Hi all. I had a few instances where I left a large build running and >> came >> back to a message on my shell : "Matlab Killed" >> >> After a few times, it sunk in to my (sometimes thick) head and I >> realized >> this happens if I have a file or a terminal in the XPS_ROACH_base >> directory tree open. I guess it's trying to remove something, and >> fails, >> so it just craters. >> >> Beware! >> >> John >> >> >> >> >
