cleaning up after signal (2)

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When I ran a compilation script with the option -Minline=levels:4 I got the follwing output. I am only showing the line that gave me a problem.

prc_brn2.c:
^Ccleaning up after signal(2)…
[james@james WEGtest_sing]$ gedit compile_sing_pgcc.sh
[james@james WEGtest_sing]$ gedit compile_sing_pgcc.sh


Now what does cleaning up after signal(2) mean?

The program hangs on the compilation of prc_brn2.c and I have to hit control-c to get out of the compilation. I do not know if the program is taking a long time or it is just hung. I hit control-c to end compilation.

What coud be happeninig?

Thanks in advance.

Newport_j

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As a followup to the first post, when I reduce the number of levels the same thing happens until I get to levels:1 and then I get the following output.

PRC_BRN2:
97, Int_Src_Rays inlined, size=45, file IntSrcRays.c (33)
137, TRA_RAY2 inlined, size=165, file tra_ray2.c (35)
219, Accelerator region ignored
223, PRC_TYP2 inlined, size=138, file prc_typ2.c (44)
220, Accelerator restriction: function/procedure calls are not supported
Accelerator restriction: loop has multiple exits
311, Accelerator restriction: function/procedure calls are not supported
226, ZRO_RNG2 inlined, size=100, file zro_rng2.c (39)
180, Accelerator restriction: function/procedure calls are not supported
265, Accelerator restriction: function/procedure calls are not supported
PGC/x86 Linux 12.6-0: compilation completed with warnings

which of course puts me back in the same place as before. How do I fix this?

Thanks in advance.

Newport_j

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Hi Newport_j,

Can you post the whole output from the compile? Signal 2 is the interrupt signal and typically occurs when a user hits Ctrl-C to terminate a process but could be coming from your shell script. I’d want to see the complete output to see if something else is going on.

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