Hi Przemek,
> HBMK2 create temporary .c file with non random names in temporary > directory. > It causes that it cannot be used in multiuser environment because > during compilation different HBMK2 processes may overwrite temporary > files. Can you fix it? AFAIK the only .c files created with non-random names are the intermediate .c output files created by Harbour compiler. Or, did you find something else? The only way to fix the above case without losing functionality (and performance) is to create these files in a local temporary working directory (created by hbmk2 then deleted before exit). BTW, this can already be forced locally by using -workdir option, and it's only an issue when not using -inc mode, since in the latter case a local workdir is automatically used. What is the use-case in which you experienced this? Viktor _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list (attachment size limit: 40KB) Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
