There are several other make arguments that you can pass at compile
time. While some of these will be discussed here, the remainder are used
internally within the file and really have no bearing or use for the end
user. (Of course, new functions may have been added, so be sure to check
the Makefile for other options.)
Let's take a look at some useful make arguments.
The make clean command is
used to remove the compiled binaries from within the source directory.
This command should be run before you attempt to recompile or, if
space is an issue, if you would like to clean up the files.