Hey,
I'm sure this is a stupid question but... :)
When doing testing directly from SVN, I do the following:
./autogen.sh; ./configure; make install
Then I go about my testing from the stuff in $OSCAR_HOME (/opt/oscar).
I try to return this original SVN checkout to a clean state for future
testing/work. The following gets most of it:
make distclean; svn revert .
However, I still seem to have the .am related files (Makefile.am,
.oscar_made_makefile_am) and the top-level cache directory. I believe all
this is from 'autogen.sh' and thought 'make distclean' would get rid of
this?
So can someone hit me with the clue-bat on this "cleanup" issue.
Thanks,
--tjn
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