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19. I'm using stevie as my Hangul editor, but it leaves a garbage named "gmon.out". How can I remove it?




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This article is from the Hangul & Internet in Korea FAQ, by Jungshik Shin jshin@minerva.cis.yale.edu with numerous contributions by others.

19. I'm using stevie as my Hangul editor, but it leaves a garbage named "gmon.out". How can I remove it?

stevie is an out-of-date program. Get and install hangul elvis, instead.
Anyway, here's the solution. Easy. There are two solutions, one requires
reinstallation of stevie and the other is just setting one more environment
variable. The makefile of stevie has a C compiler flag "-pg", it makes
steive always leave a "gmon.out" in your current working directory. Simplely
removing the flag and recompiling it will fix the problem. [Contribution by
Choi,Woohyung]

Another one is to set your environment variable PROFDIR as null. Stevie will
get the PROFDIR variable and try to make gmon.out there. But it finds a null
entry and fails to create one.

See Subject 3) for alternatives for Hangul editing under UNIX

 

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