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Hello, I'am running a c++ project from source with personal makefile. To run my program, I start call a script via sh (defined in the run program property field within the project properties such as: sh runProgram.sh) which itself calls the project makefile to start the program in the end. The call history is: NB -> key F6 -> call sh runProgram.sh --> call make run -f aPathToAMakeFile SOME_OPTIONS If i terminate the program with the terminate button within the output dialog, half of the runs terminates not completely. There is always the make process running and the NB IDE in the run mode. Killing the make command by hand, the IDE recognize the end of the run and every thing is fine. To recreate the bug: 1) create a c++ project from source using a user makefile 2) start the program by calling a shell script, which calls the make run -f YOUR_MAKE_FILE 3) terminate the program via the terminate button in the output window best
I was unable to reproduce the bug. Makefile: run: bash -c "sleep 100000" run.sh: make run -f Makefile Run command: ~/maketest/run.sh After stopping the process in the Output Window IDE killed the make process finished the run mode. Please provide detailed steps to reproduce the bug if this is still valid.