with any makefile the target (uninstall in this case) has to exist to
work. but you can try it with
make -n uninstall
and it will show you what it *would* do, but not actually do it. If the
target does not exist you will simply get an error.
hth
charles
On Mon, 8 Jan 2001, John Aldrich wrote:
> On Mon, 08 Jan 2001, you wrote:
> > Depends, greatly, on what the install "installed"
> >
> > However, chances are pretty good that you can start by deleting the
> > executable, itself, its dirctories (if it has its own), and any startup
> > scripts that it might have created.
> >
> > Usually, you can look in the Makefile, to see where it put everything.
> >
> SOMETIMES, "make uninstall" will also work, or so I'm told...
> John
>
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