Hi, > Hello Viktor > > I could see that if -inc mode is not enabled > and -workdir= is not provided, intermediatery files are > always created in the folder where .hbp resides. > Though these are deleted at the end, but preferable > way should be to create them in under .hbmk/temp > folder. Can it be done?
I don't see a strong reason to enable this by default, and I try to make the less impact to the environment in default case. An option would be to create a temp dir, work in it, and delete it at the end, but besides exercising the file system and requiring more than absolutely required file access rights, it could also have an adverse effect on parallel hbmk2 runs. I understand current default behavior can only have bad side effect if a user have .prg and .c sources with the same name. But this case have other very bad side effects too (object name collision), so a temp dir would only solve it, if those common names would belong to different projects inside the same dir. Seems rather rare to protect against it by default. Users who need specific work dir, should simply use -workdir option, f.e. -workdir=.hbmk2/temp to get the effect you need. Brgds, Viktor _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
