jingham added a comment. The one use I had for these clean targets was when you are making a new test and getting the test source to compile it is really tempting to run make in the test directory. It's a lot slower to go run the test, see the compile fail, fix something, etc... than just run make. But if you do that and don't clean, then when you actually go to run the test, it will fail because make sees the product in the source directory and won't build it in the out-of-line directory, but the test will look for it there.
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