Date: Thu, 15 May 2003 22:39:45 -0700 From: Andrew Houghton <aah@acm.org> To: freebsd-java@freebsd.org Subject: IntelliJ IDEA, JDK 1.4.1-p3, 5.0-p7, "Bad file descriptor" Message-ID: <3EC479A1.5080202@acm.org>
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Before I send this off to IntelliJ, I thought I'd try here to see if anyone has any ideas. For those of you who don't use IDEA, it seems to come down to an exception when the IDE does creates files itself -- by copying jars around or compiling source files, for instance. When I first create a project in the IDE, and the jar files are copied to the ~/.IntelliJIdea cache directory, I'm getting little dialog boxes that somethine like "Cannot copy <some file name> to /usr/home/aah/.IntelliJIdea/system/jars/<some file name>: Bad file descriptor". When I look in the .../system/jars directory, everything looks fine. I'm also seeing this when I try compilations on projects. I see the compilation proceed and I see errors and warnings -- briefly -- showing source paths and line numbers. Somewhere in the middle of the compilation, most (but not all) of those error references go away and the lines say 'Bad file descriptor'. Does anyone else using IDEA see this? Are there any known problems with the native JDK that might immediately be the culprit? Thanks, Andrew
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