Hi, This is PDK question I think. You need to use the --clean option.
If you are using the wxPDK utility, I notice that I do not specify --clean by default, so that is something for me to change in there. Mark Octavian Rasnita wrote: > Hi, > > Maybe this was discussed before, and if it is so, please tell me where > can I find more information about the issue... > > I've seen that if I start a WxPerl program it creates the temporary .dll > files but after I close it, it deletes only some of those files, and > leaves behind some of them that have a few mb. > > If I start the program again, another temporary directory is created, > and after closing the program it also leaves behind some files in it, > and this way it occupies the space on the hard disk. > > Can I do something to make it delete all the temporary files created? > > (The directory where the Perl dll and another file are stored is > rewritten, so it is not a big problem, but the second temporary > directory where the WxPerl dll files are stored is not rewritten). > > Thanks. > > Octavian >
