At the state that things are now, trying to 'nmake clean' (Win32) will
create an endless loop, eat up all your memory, and crash your computer. I
had about 500MB of memory available so it didn't crash mine fortunately :)
On other platforms it will just exit with an error.
I have a patch for this,
At 08:16 PM 12/12/2001 +0200, Jaen Saul wrote:
At the state that things are now, trying to 'nmake clean' (Win32) will
create an endless loop, eat up all your memory, and crash your computer.
D'oh! Temp patch applied. Thanks.
Dan
