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I am currently using 3.4.1 rc2 Sometimes when compiling I get an error something like C:\ProgressMarker.java: Cannot create class file 'C:\manager\ProgressMarker.class' 1 error Errors compiling ProgressMarker [Local]. If I subsequently try to delete the old .class file I get told that there is a sharing violation. I also note the existence of a ProgressMaker.cltmp. The only way around this is to bounce the IDE.
We need more info, exact steps to reproduce from run IDE until bug arises.
Is "C:\manager\" read-only, isn't it ?
c:\manager is *not* read-only. Other class file in the same directory can be overriden. It happens in a hap-hazard way. I can sometimes have compiled the same file a number of times before I hit this problem. I always compile using the F9 accelerator with the file open in the Editing pane. I should probably also say that I am using the fastjavac compiler.
Maybe compiler is responsible.
It seems as another incarnation of good old #29306 ?
Please verify in latest dev build
Transfering to java module, btw.
Downloaded the latest development release today. The problem still seems to be there. It should be noted that the problem itself is not always present. However, once it does occur for a file, it seems to be persistent for that file. Failure is when fastjavac is used. External compilation is always fine.
Svato, are you gonna fix this issue for NB35?
fastjavac didn't probably close the class file...?
Fastjavac is not supported anymore and since it is a closed source there is no reason to keep this as open issue.
fastjavac is still on the list of module updates. Remove it?
Reorganization of java component