I have built GCC 13.1 from source code. The source folder after building (with all the parameters at their defaults) is 6.9 GiB in size. In total my free space reduces by 11 GiB after compiling (not including the size of the sources themselves).
I suspect some of this is just dead weight, but I can't find any standard procedure for cleaning up after full source build. Did anyone research this topic?
Did anyone research this topic?did you? – Jaromanda X Jul 02 '23 at 01:54make cleanfor a start – Jaromanda X Jul 02 '23 at 07:46make installor some such as per build instructions? – Jaromanda X Jul 02 '23 at 10:38LD_LIBRARY_PATH, and I'm pretty surecleanwill remove these libraries. Will check what's with the GCC binaries themselves, but I expect they also reside in the build root and are symlinked to become globally available. – Violet Giraffe Jul 02 '23 at 10:41makeon that page, but you think gcc is not installed correctly? When you run those makes, where is it "installing"? Read the 3rd paragraph on that page – Jaromanda X Jul 02 '23 at 23:07