Pro*C generating garbage files

I recently installed 10gR2 on SuSE Linux 10.0.

My application uses Pro*C, but after re-installation, the proc command always generates three randomly named files beginning with tp.

For example, here's one of my compiler steps:

chris@dev[152]:~/src/dcsrv/DcsDB% ll tp*
ls: No match.

proc sqlcheck=full cpp_suffix=cxx code=cpp userid=magic/wizard char_map=string include=.. include=VC SharkQuoteTbl.pc oname=SharkQuoteTbl.cxx > SharkQuoteTbl.pc.L

chris@dev[154]:~/src/dcsrv/DcsDB% ll tp*
-rw------- 1 chris users 0 2006-12-07 20:21 tp0Eudr5
-rw------- 1 chris users 0 2006-12-07 20:21 tp25IiCs
-rw------- 1 chris users 0 2006-12-07 20:21 tpSxEK1L

They are zero-length, but really irritating - with 30 or so files to compile, this generates 90 of these files. Anyone have any ideas how to coax pro*c to stop generating these?

Anyone seen this problem before?

Thanks!
Warthog

Hi

Can you please email me the pro C files maybe i can help.

my email id is hrishys at yahoo dot co dot uk

regards
Hrishy

(oops, duplicate post deleted)

It seems unrelated to the actual source being compiled. To prove it, I created a 0-length file "empty.pc" and did my normal compile step:

proc sqlcheck=full cpp_suffix=cpp code=cpp userid=magic/wizard char_map=string include=.. include=VC empty.pc oname=empty.cxx > empty.pc.L

And I still get the mysterious "tp" files.

I think I'm just going to resort to a cleanup script to delete all files named tp* which are 0-length, after each compile...