delp - The Free Pascal file deletion tool.

delp  deletes files in the specified directory that are left over from a Free Pascal compilation process.
       It knows what files can be produced by the compile steps and deletes any such files it finds. At the  end
       it  gives  a summary of the number of files that were deleted, together with the amount of bytes freed by
       this process.

       The following file types are recognized by the program and are deleted:

       *.exe  Executable files under dos and windows. Only deleted if the -e option is given.

       *.so*.dll
              Shared libraries under linux and Windows.

       *.tpu*.tpp*.tpw*.tr
              Turbo Pascal compiled units.

       *.log*.bak
              Backup files and log files.

       *.ppu*.o*.a*.s
              Compiled  units, object files, archives and assembler files created by the Free Pascal compiler on
              Linux or Dos

       *.ppw*.ow*.aw*.sw
              Compiled units, object files, archives and assembler files created by the Free Pascal compiler  on
              Windows.

       *.pp1*.o1*.a1*.s1
              Compiled  units, object files, archives and assembler files created by the Free Pascal compiler on
              the go321v1 platform.

       *.ppo*.oo*.ao*.so
              Compiled units, object files, archives and assembler files created by the Free Pascal compiler  on
              the OS/2 platform.

       ppas.batppas.shlink.resfpcmaked
              Batch files, link script and makefile utility files.

       delp - The Free Pascal file deletion tool.

fpcmake(1) ppc386(1) make(1)

Free Pascal                                        12 Dec 1999                                           delp(1)

delp[options]directory

delp takes the following options at this time:

       -e     Delete all executable files as well. This option has no effect on Linux.

       -h     Displays a short help message.

       -q     Be more quiet. Normally, delp gives a count of the number of files deleted.   If  this  option  is
              given, no messages are displayed.