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*all: the default target (the one you get when typing "make"). 
*clean: removes all the generated files 
*distclean: also removes the files generated by Makefile.cvs Not very useful within KDE (see dist for the "dist" concept and svn-clean for a better way to make really clean). 
*dist: supposedly for making a tarball out of SVN sources, but not very well supported within KDE. Better use kdesdk/scripts/cvs2pack for that. 
*force-reedit: re-run automake and am_edit on the Makefile.am 
*install: well, install everything :) 
*install-strip: install everything and strips binaries (removes debugging symbols). 
*install-exec: only install the binaries and libraries 
*install-data: only install the data files 
*check: compiles the test programs (i.e. those defined with check_PROGRAMS). It is even possible to actually run some tests during "make check", see kdelibs/arts/tests/Makefile.am
  • all: the default target (the one you get when typing "make").
  • clean: removes all the generated files
  • distclean: also removes the files generated by Makefile.cvs Not very useful within KDE (see dist for the "dist" concept and svn-clean for a better way to make really clean).
  • dist: supposedly for making a tarball out of SVN sources, but not very well supported within KDE. Better use kdesdk/scripts/cvs2pack for that.
  • force-reedit: re-run automake and am_edit on the Makefile.am
  • install: well, install everything :)
  • install-strip: install everything and strips binaries (removes debugging symbols).
  • install-exec: only install the binaries and libraries
  • install-data: only install the data files
  • check: compiles the test programs (i.e. those defined with check_PROGRAMS). It is even possible to actually run some tests during "make check", see kdelibs/arts/tests/Makefile.am