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Delete Temporary Locked Files - Do It Yourself No. 42

Tuesday 2011-08-16 12:08:32   [feedback]   [link]

GWT uses a lot of disc space to compile its permutations from Java to JavaScript. Clearing away these temporary files tends to fail very often, leaving masses of GB in your temporary folder. Combined with an administratively nagging virus scanner and a Windows Filesystem which is still locking some of them: this can really slow you down! Here a solution in a cmd-shell (using MS-DOS) to clean up these files to be used repetitive: 

cd %TMP
for /F " usebackq delims==" %i IN (`dir gwt* /B`) DO @echo %i && @del /F /Q %i
ignore error messages and repeat again after some time.


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