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Until you compile your code, end up with 300 MB of object files and have no way to exclude them by file extension.
by 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 agoHaha, 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 agoEven 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 agoOr you could do an out-of-source build, which is cleaner anyway. CMake and autoconfiscated projects support this by default.