Bug in destructing the executable xTerm?

[Anthony Liekens]

I'm working on a programming project in which I don't use any of the KDE
or Qt libs. The program uses to standard input and output, so when I
build it and try to run it, a console pops up in which the program runs
perfectly.

But, in about 1 time out of 5 the console hangs after kdevelop gives a
"Press enter to return" message. The I have to go to kDevelop, which is
the parent of the console, push the "Stop" button, which kills the
console with the stopped program.

This has nothing to do with my personal program in which I seem to have
forgot to destruct anything because of two reasons: 1. If I go to a
command prompt and run the same executable from the command line it
executes and exits fine and 2. After execution of my program in the
console generated by kDevelop the console gives the "Press enter to
return" message, which only appears after destruction of my application.

How can you reconstruct this? Build the "Hello world" C++ application
with the wizard, and run it, sometimes you can press enter so the
console is killed, sometimes you have to go back to kDevelop where STOP
is the only way to kill the console and its running application.

BTW: I'm using kDev1.0b1, bash and KDE 1.1.1, running on top of a 2.2.9
kernel (different kernels gave similar console destructing failures)

Anthony