but after using ctrl-z I get this:
:/home/anon$ ctrl-z
[1] 1291
what is this? Is there any command to go back to the previous build?
thank you for your help
A:
You've exited the build.
The command ctrl+z pauses the currently running command. To return to the build, execute it again (hopefully with the right options), or change the previously run job to the next job using --next:
$ anon$ gnumake build test
Building myprog: myprog-0.1.0
Checking that myprog is up to date...
Finished building myprog: myprog-0.1.0
Checking that myprog.hpp is up to date...
Finished checking that myprog.hpp is up to date...
Checking that myprog.cpp is up to date...
Finished checking that myprog.cpp is up to date...
Checking that myprog.C is up to date...
Finished checking that myprog.C is up to date...
Checking that myprog.o is up to date...
Finished checking that myprog.o is up to date...
Checking that myprog.in is up to date...
Finished checking that myprog.in is up to date...
Finished checking that myprog is up to date...
BUILD SUCCESSFUL (total time: 26 seconds)
(./myprog-0.1.0/)[1]>
Note that --next will also "cycle" through the remaining jobs.
Build exited with an error
There is a mix of possibilities to see this message. When you cancel a build the first thing you might do is exit your terminal and see if this message is still printed. The most likely cause is when you cancel the build and have a shell script somewhere that's not done running. If you look in the terminal you will see something like
build script #3 /home/anon/myprog/build.sh >/dev/null 2>&1
This line, which is from your build script, indicates that it is not done. The 3125841983
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