I downloaded NetSNMP into a "netsnmp" directory. I am trying to compile
everything which creates ".o" and ".lo" files in a bunch of subdirectories of
course. After I perform a "make clean", then I notice that ".o" and ".lo"
files still exist in the directories. Should all ".o" and ".lo" files be
deleted from all "netsnmp" subdirectories when a "make clean" is performed?
For example, after performing a "make clean", I can still see ".o" and ".lo"
files exist in the "netsnmp/agent/mibgroup/xxx/" directories.
I would like to find a way to guarantee I am rebuilding NetSNMP from scratch.
How can I do this?
What does "make clean" really do?
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