if you checked out from git and have no local changes, you can use git clean -f -d -x if you downloaded a Tarball, delete the whole source tree and re extract the tarball On May 26, 2010, at 1:22 PM, David Swardstrom <dswardstrom@remotelink.com

wrote:

I think I understand what "wipe your tree" means in a sense. But I don't know what I need to do this. I suspect that this means the I need to delete certain files in every subdirectory but what files.

While I have used Unix based systems in the past, I never had to use make because either some other build process was used or make was embedded in other tools. For the last couple of years, I have been working with Visual Studio and C++.

I think that this "clean-up" everything related to the make and remake would be something that could be useful to add to one of the Wiki pages.

Regards, Paul David Swardstrom

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