i can see how it's defined in include/toplevel.mk:
...
symlinkclean:
-find package -type l | xargs rm -f
rm -rf tmp
...
but under what circumstances would you use it? it would clearly
remove, say, the "openwrt-packages" symlink under package/, and tmp/,
but what would inspire you to do that specific kind of clean?
that target doesn't appear to be a dependency of any other rule and,
what i find curious, doing a "make distclean" wouldn't get rid of
those very same symlinks. any reason why not?
rday
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