> > Apparently there is an extra .c file that isn't in the git list. I'm >> hesitant to remove ALL .c, .h, and .cpp files unless I'm sure they are all >> unneeded... but I don't see how to identify the ones that aren't in that >> list. >> > You can always delete everything that is not under version control. Thats > the point of it. Run "git clean -f" to do it automatically. > >> Sure, I just didn't know how to do it without removing some that *were* under control, or writing some shell script. Thanks, that command is very helpful!
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