>
> Rooters,
>
> I received a message that ROOT/CINT sometimes leaves strange files.
> Fons already answered it, but I have a little more story.
>
> The file that are left are temp file for command line or preprocessor
> output. Those files should be removed automatically. There are cases
> those files remain by accident.
>
> 1) When ROOT/CINT traps segv or buserr and recovers by longjmp
> 2) When ROOT/CINT is terminated by fatal error
>
> It is complete fine to clean up those files when ROOT/CINT is not running.
>
Hello, Masa
I'd like to mention it is quite complicate under Windows since the name of those
files are a "pure" numbers, like "23" "45" "12" etc.
This entails one can not apply any reg expression to delete all of them at once but "*".
Is it possible to supply any extension as well like "Cint". So I can remove them as follows:
del /tmp/*.Cint
With my regards,
Valery
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