Just :
> mingw32-make
in the root directory will only recompile things which depend on the
changed code. If the change above is the only change then it will
automatically update what you are trying to update manually by going
to the gtwvt directory.
That's true although it's faster to make a local
rebuild, plus it may be easier since you may
be already in the directory in question anyway.
All this is especially true if you want to make 'clean'
also. F.e. after doing some header changes, or other
reasons.
> mingw32-make clean
will force a complete update, and should not generally be required
after small code updates.
In this case local rebuild has a clear advantage.
Brgds,
Viktor
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