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Author ncoghlan
Recipients berker.peksag, brett.cannon, ezio.melotti, josh.r, koobs, martin.panter, ncoghlan, ned.deily, python-dev, vlee, vstinner, willingc, yan12125, zach.ware
Date 2017-04-24.06:01:42
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As Martin notes, my concern is that I can go for years without having to touch the low level files (since syntax changes are rare), so it's important to me to make it easy to remember and/or relearn how to regenerate them.

However, suitable make commands (e.g. a "make regen" target, with "make regen-X" subtargets) would qualify as "easy to remember", and would also be amenable to automated testing in combination with a `make clobber-gen` command.

(Tangent on target naming: I think 'rebuild' would be confusing, while 'regenerate' is a bit long, especially if there are more specific subtargets. 'regen' is just a shortened version of the latter)
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