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filament-build-clean

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Clean and build Filament targets for development, debugging, and production. Use this skill whenever you need to clean the workspace or compile desktop targets.

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Filament Build & Clean Protocols

This skill defines standard procedures and command configurations for cleaning build artifacts and compiling Filament targets on desktop platforms.

1. Full Clean of All Builds

To completely reset the build environment and remove all compiled artifacts, caches, and generated files across all platforms:

./build.sh -C

2. Compiling Desktop Debug Build

For active development, local debugging, and interactive testing, compile the desktop target with debug symbols and no optimizations:

./build.sh -ip desktop debug

3. Compiling Desktop Release Build

For performance analysis, optimizations, profiling, and running local benchmarks on desktop systems, compile the release build:

./build.sh -ip desktop release