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Hi,
This happens when you kill your Emacs during compilation. Roslisp creates a little flag file to deal with dependency chains during compilation. When Emacs is done compiling, it removes the flag file. But if you killed it before it was finished, it sometimes doesn't manage to delete the file in time.
To solve this, delete a roslisp-... file inside your $HOME/.ros directory.
HTH and let me know if you can't find the file.
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Hi,
This happens when you kill your Emacs during compilation. Roslisp creates a little flag file to deal with dependency chains during compilation. When Emacs is done compiling, it removes the flag file. But if you killed it before it was finished, it sometimes doesn't manage to delete the file in time.
To solve this, delete a roslisp-... file inside your $HOME/.ros directory.
HTH and let me know if you can't find the file.
EDIT: by the way, the file name is .roslisp-compile-SOME_PACKAGE_NAME, which means it's a hidden file. So make sure you do ls -a $HOME/.ros when you search for it.
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