Closed seclorum closed 12 years ago
Hey, there is 'make distclean' for that. So that there is no need to pay the Lua compile time while developing after a "make clean". Closing in the hope it's fine this way.
Ah, sure that makes more sense. I'll get in the habit of using it.
A 'make clean' in the main LOAD81 source tree does not clean up the Lua build objects. A 'make clean' at the top level tree should clean up everything that a 'make' on the top-level tree produces (important when the source tree is copied from one architecture to the other ..)