Steps to reproduce: 1. Open some CMake managed project and configure it to use Makefiles generator 2. Start compilation in KDevelop (Project->Build all or just selection) 3. Check 'top' in other terminal and number of compilation processes 4. In KDevelop, click 'Stop All'. 5. Build output will show: "make: *** [all] Terminated *** Killed process ***" 6. but hey.. check 'top' again. Code is still compiling, just like compilation processes were orphaned. Indeed they are. pstree shows that they went under PID 1. I haven't checked kdevelop code but I can bet you are sending SIGKILL instead of SIGINT, so 'make' doesn't have a chance to cleanup its children.
Of course in order to reproduce one needs some project with enough template mast****tion or aggregate initialisation to make compiler processes live long enough to notice.
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