Uninstall dolphin-emu on Debian 7 after make install

[RyDroid]

Hi.

I do not know if it is the good thread for that. I am sorry if it is not.

With the wiki page Linux_Build, I have successfully installed dolphin-emu (4.0-298). I am under GNU/Linux Debian 7 (the last stable).
But if one day I would like to uninstall dolphin-emu, I wonder how can I do.
In build/, sudo make uninstall says that there is no rule to build the target "uninstall". Is it normal?
In build/, I have install_manifest.txt that seems to be a list of all installed file. A script that removes each file of the install_manifest.txt can uninstall dolphin-emu?
Is there an easy solution?

Thanks.

[neobrain]

cat install_manifest.txt | xargs rm

[RyDroid]

Ok, thanks.

[SkySkimmer]

Actually that wouldn't work. First you would need to use rm -r (or rmdir or similar) to remove the directories (although you might not care about leaving empty directories).
Second and more important it would give weird results if there's a space in a filename. For example testing on my install without being root produces

Quote:....
rm: cannot remove ‘/usr/local/share/dolphin-emu/sys/Themes/Clean’: Is a directory
rm: cannot remove ‘Lite/play@2x.png’: No such file or directory
...

If using rm -r this might be dangerous if you're using the command from somewhere with eg a subdirectory named "Lite".

Using

Quote: cat install_manifest.txt | xargs -d '\n' rm

should solve that problem.