Keeping Your Emulator Beautiful
Is the Installations folder of your emulator cluttered with old applications that you don’t use any more? Most of them can’t just be uninstalled from the UI, and hunting down and deleting the various executable and resource files is time-consuming and also a bit dangerous.
There are two recommended ways around this:
1. Back up your SDK or cust kit when you install it, and every once in a while just wipe it out and restore from your copy. Effective, but kind of cumbersome.
2. Execute “abld reallyclean winscw udeb” on old projects to remove all traces of them from the emulator. In Carbide you can set the clean level on any given project by going into your project settings, selecting Carbide.c++ > Carbide Project Settings, checking “Enable project-specific settings”, and putting the clean level at 1 or 2. You can also make this change workspace-wide through the Window > Preferences > Carbide.c++ > Build dialog.
Then it’s just a matter of selecting “Clean…” from the Project menu, or from the popup menu that comes up when you right-click on a project.
