I am used to using a Makefile with my coding projects. Right now I
am prepping my source folder for submission and I do not want to
include all the temporary, object, and binary files. Is there a
convenient way to remove all these files such as a 'make clean' in
many Makefiles?
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Author Andy Neil
Posted 9-Oct-2006 21:15 GMT
Toolset C51
RE: How do I do a 'make clean'
Andy Neil
No, there isn't.
The easiest way is to specify a folder for the object files on the
'Output' tab of the project options. This folder is also used for all
those other "temporary" files.
then you can just delete *.* in that folder.
This is a good thing to do anyway, as Keil's "Rebuild All" doesn't
quite do a completely clean build (unless that's changed recently);
eg, see:
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