Hi, on Linux it might happen that when configuring Qt to build on a new system,
some development packages are missing.
It appears that the 'make confclean' target is no longer there (Qt 5.9.0) so to
clean up I tried make distclean.
However, while qmake creates the proper build paths for options like -nomake
examples and -nomake tests, the distclean target ignores them, taking an awful
amount of time to execute.
Is it possible for qmake to generate a distclean target that actually cleans
only the parts that have been specified in configure ? Or is this a generic
make-related thing ?
Also, I'd like to ask, what does this mean ?"Prior to reconfiguration, make
sure you remove any leftovers from the previous build."
Where are these "leftovers" documented if I intend to reconfigure without
distclean ?
With distclean, .config.cache is not removed, so it took me a while to figure
out what were the leftovers I was interested to remove. Maybe it's better to
reintroduce the confclean target ?
Thanks,Massimo
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