There are many more object files that are built conditionally. Why is
it okay not to delete them?
Perhaps they should be deleted too...
The GNU Make manual says the following about distclean:
http://www.gnu.org/s/hello/manual/make/Standard-Targets.html
Delete all files in the current
Alexandre Raymond cerb...@gmail.com writes:
At the moment, make distclean relies on the TARGET_DIRS variable, set by
configure. The problem is that this variable does not always contain all
possible targets.
For example, the following will leave build data in the tree:
./configure make
Hi Markus,
Well, I'd expect distclean to remove exactly what *this* makefile can
build, and leave everything else alone.
I was expecting distclean to bring back the source directory to
however it was after checkout, removing anything that might have been
created by the build/configure process.
Alexandre Raymond cerb...@gmail.com writes:
Hi Markus,
Well, I'd expect distclean to remove exactly what *this* makefile can
build, and leave everything else alone.
I was expecting distclean to bring back the source directory to
however it was after checkout, removing anything that might
At the moment, make distclean relies on the TARGET_DIRS variable, set by
configure. The problem is that this variable does not always contain all
possible targets.
For example, the following will leave build data in the tree:
./configure make ./configure --target-list=i386-softmmu \
make
