On 11/01/2014 01:14 AM, Andrei Gaponenko wrote:
Another reason copies are bad: If there is a compilation error, emacs
(and perhaps other IDEs) will offer to edit the file there the error
occurred. It's too easy to follow the suggestion and edit the copy
instead of fixing the "primary" source.
Andrei
While I agree it's best not to have copies to edit, Tup will give you an
error if you modify a generated file, so at least it won't waste too
much of your time.
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