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What are tr.pid.rotation files?
Hi!
I'm facing a unique problem! When I run a program on HPUX, it runs fine but it also produces a bunch of files of the format: tr.<pid>.number the contents of these files are a bunch of numbers and I know for a fact that these files are not created by the program I'm running. Seems to be some debug/trace thingy turned on externally or via some link library. The probelm is I don't know where to start looking! Anyone run into similar issues? Thanks! |
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