Lets say you wanted to re-compile and install your copy of gcc and you didn't want some of the files lying around, maybe you didn't want some ada compiler anymore or something, and you wanted to make sure that you didn't have leftovers from the previous copy. How would you do that? The make install uses gcc, I don't know if it simply hasn't actually finished compiling when make finishes or what, but I removed all the old gcc and went to install the freshly compiled one and it complained that the old one wasn't there anymore when I typed make install. It was my extra lfs which I've been using to learn about optimization and which packages I like, so no big loss but I want to know how I should have proceeded.
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