[Raymond.Leoi]

Exactly as you said. I killed it since I thought it's dead.

Should I worry about the first issue that some files can't be opened?

Originally Posted by gschaider

With "stopped at" at you mean "I saw this output and nothing seemed to happen so I stopped it with Ctrl-C", right? That is EXACTLY the situation "If compilation of the grammers ..." is talking about: bison generates from the grammar file a C++-code that is thousands of lines long. The compiler will try to optimize this and this may take very long on some machines/compilers. And sometimes the compiler may run out of memory. As the real compuations are taking place elsewhere for these files it is sufficient if they are compiled only with the most basic optimizations. The compile script allows to override this with

export SWAK_COMPILE_GRAMMAR_OPTION=-O1

<rant>I really sometimes wonder why I try to make the compile-scripts stable if people don't bother to read the output anyway. And no: putting the whole explanation into the script output will probably make situations worse because the young people nowadays don't read documentations/error messages that are more than two lines long and don't have pictures. In the good old days ..... </rant>

[gschaider]

Originally Posted by Raymond.Leoi

Exactly as you said. I killed it since I thought it's dead.

Should I worry about the first issue that some files can't be opened?

No. That is not a problem