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It doesn't save anything AFAIK, rosmake just creates the executable. When you change the name of the executable it creates another one.
Inside your package if you list the executables with ls -l command you can see their creation time.
If you want to sotp this from happening, you can use the following command
rosmake --pre-clean
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It doesn't save anything AFAIK, rosmake just creates the executable. When you change the name of the executable it creates another one.
If you want to stop this from happening, you can use the following command
rosmake --pre-clean
Inside your package if you list the executables with ls -l command you can see their creation time.
If you want to sotp this from happening, you can use the following command
rosmake --pre-clean
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It doesn't save anything AFAIK, rosmake just creates the executable. When you change the name of the executable it creates another one without deleting the old one.
If you want to stop this from happening, you can use the following command
rosmake --pre-clean
Inside your package if you list the executables with ls -l command command, you can see verify their creation time.
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