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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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Subject: Re: bin/13350: make clean in bsd.obj.mk no longer properly removes *.core and others
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>>  at some time (including temporaries).  ${PROG}.core will almost never
>>  be created, because ${PROG} is almost never run in the obj directory.
>
>${PROG} is often run in the obj directory when the obj directory is
>the same as the source (current) directory.

Perhaps for development.  I usually use `mkdir obj; make CC='cc -g';
obj/prog' and then cores go in the current directory where `make clean'
doesn't clean them :-).

Bruce


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