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Setting is a VS2010 solution with several (mainly c++) projects, solution is generated by cmake. Some of these projects are using Qt 5.2.1.

Recently I found some files in a corresponding intermediate directory which contain around 50 GBytes of data (sometimes even more). They have no type specified and of course I even can not see binaries of these files.

They are called e.g.

RDa09184     type:file   59.354.384 KB

Also there are rather small files which are named RC.... instead of RD.... e.g.

RCa03056     type:file            2 KB

My suspicion is they are kind of corrupt dump file (even though the project builds correctly).

Has anybody ever encountered similar problems? What kind of files are they? How can I setup which files to be generated in intermediate directory?

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  • - They have no type specified and of course I even can not see binaries of these files. Have you tried HEXEDITORs? – Boris Ivanov Jul 18 '14 at 09:39
  • I use Vim and PsPad but I guess it won't be possible to read a file 8 times the size of RAM ?! – fiscblog Jul 18 '14 at 09:42
  • Thats wrong tools. Find any capable hexeditor. I use Hiew for example, there free demo available on offsite. MOre can be found here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_hex_editors – Boris Ivanov Jul 18 '14 at 10:18

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