Hi,

Has anybody else received false "Disk is full" error messages from Lazarus IDE?

Lazarus 0.9.29 r28160 FPC 2.4.3 x86_64-linux-gtk 2

I restarted Lazarus IDE a few times, and the error kept appearing when I try and build my project. Other programs have no problems running or saving information. I even copied a CD ISO image off our server to my system, just to make sure I can write large amounts of data. Rebooting my system resolved the IDE problem, but I still thought it worth mentioning the issue. Clearly the "checking for free space" code is a bit buggy.

My project is located in my $HOME directory, and the /home partition has plenty of space - 18GB to be exact (as the 'df-h' command shows). The root (/) partition also has ample space (8.8GB free).

I couldn't have run out of memory either, as I have 4GB in my system, which is more than enough for the applications I had running (JWM, Firefox, Thunderbird and Lazarus IDE)

See the Mantis bug report for a screenshot.

http://bugs.freepascal.org/view.php?id=18026

PS:
I did not want to upgrade my lazarus to a more recent revision (even though it's not that old), because the messages posted in recent days suggest that the 0.9.29 IDE is more unstable than normal, and I finally found a revision which works (more often than not).

Regards,
- Graeme -

Graeme Geldenhuys wrote

Hi, Has anybody else received false "Disk is full" error messages from Lazarus IDE?

Yes, I see it sometimes for years (but just sometimes).Already asked what it could be and afair somebody said that's something with fpc (but it was really long time ago so cannot remember all details).

zeljko

See
http://lists.freepascal.org/lists/fpc-pascal/2007-October/015301.html

Mattias

Op 2010-11-23 11:17, Mattias Gaertner het geskryf:

See http://lists.freepascal.org/lists/fpc-pascal/2007-October/015301.html

I wasn't trying to run my application via the IDE, I was simply trying to recompile/build it using Ctrl+F9 (build). So the issue was not caused by my application, but by Lazarus IDE or FPC.

PS:
My day-to-day workflow is to code, compile, and then run my app (even GUI apps) from a console window. Debugging via the IDE has never worked well for me, so I don't bother with that any more - I have my own debugging/logging framework I use.

Regards,
- Graeme -

That's it. Tnx :)

zeljko