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I really just do all my work in Dropbox folders anyway. Instant code everywhere. Life's good.

• udp 15y ago
  Until you compile your code, end up with 300 MB of object files and have no way to exclude them by file extension.
  • ImprovedSilence 15y ago
    Haha, true. Although not a problem I've got at the moment. Couldn't you just compile into a directory, and exclude that directory? You bring up an interesting point though, I wonder if there's any kind of hack you could do to the dropbox config files to alter that?
    • udp 15y ago
      Even if you hacked up the makefile to move the object files, there's still a hell of a lot of junk generated when compiling a typical large C project. Dropbox needs something like git ignore files: http://help.github.com/ignore-files/ http://help.github.com/ignore-files/
      • julian37 15y ago
        Or you could do an out-of-source build, which is cleaner anyway. CMake and autoconfiscated projects support this by default.