Dave Kleikamp wrote:
> No, I can't explain it. I can try to reproduce it on my own. This is
> just a single-threaded make, right?
Yep, although I do make multiple makes running at the same time, just
operating on a different set of files.
Let me see if I can explain what happens:
During execution of the make, this is roughly what should be happening
to the source file:
1. move sourcefile from /dir1/ to /dir2/
2. on the sourcefile now in /dir2/, run 2-3 commands eventually
producing a new file ('target') in /dir3/. This target file contains
(as a debugging aid) the name of the input file, i.e. name of the
sourcefile in /dir2/.
So my starting position is :
/dir1/src, /dir2/<no src>, /dir3/<no target>
Step2 (the src was moved to /dir2/)
/dir1/<no src>, /dir2/src, /dir3/<no target>
Step3 (target created)
/dir1/<no src>, /dir2/src, /dir3/target
Instead what I see at step3 is:
/dir1/src, /dir2/<no src>, /dir3/target
My 'target' has been created, it contains the name of '/dir2/src', but
the move itself did not happen ....... looks a lot like the 'mv' was
somehow "rolled back" after creation of my target????
/Per Jessen, Zürich
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