Right now `make clean' cleans directories in the reverse of the order it builds them. This is mostly correct. However, there are a couple of automake PRs that point out that for subdir cleans it would be better to clean depth first. Right now we clean `.' before the subdirs by default. I'm inclined to make `.' a special case and always clean it after cleaning all the subdirs. In fact, I'm going to make this change. I can't think of a time when this would be wrong. Anybody? Tom
- Re: question about `make clean' Tom Tromey
- Re: question about `make clean' Alexandre Oliva
- Re: question about `make clean' François Pinard