Re: I got this idea from kernel-pre-2.6-test[45]

Files wrote:
> Sorry - guess it would only be useful if you spent hours staring at a
> mess on the screen as it compiled. I just know that once I saw how the
> new kernel-2.26-test4 and test5 compiled w/o all that noise, that it
> made a lot of sense.
>
> You can lose the warning messages with too much background noise (text).
> And since you can turn all the messages back on, you can dig into the
> errors as you need to.

Oh, I see. Yes, I have thought that it would be nice to have less output when compiling, but the normal "make -s" is too silent. What have you changed to make it print the lines like "LCC subversion/libsvn_subr/xml.c"? Is that just an extra statement something like "echo LCC $<" in the Makefile rule?

> Dunno. May just be aesthetics. But when I've been compiling for 6-8h
> strahgt, I'd like to be able to see what's happening from a higher level
> view.

Yes, I agree. In particular, it would help us to see any compiler warnings that may be produced.

> On Fri, 2003-09-19 at 17:04, Julian Foad wrote:
>
>>Files wrote:
>>
>>>Compare that output to a regular bootstrap compile of subversion - granted, I only
>>>have it working that way in the rpms...... all done through some superficial
>>>patches.......... :-D
>>
>>Perhaps it is very nice, but I don't have time to investigate unless you say something that makes me think it is interesting to me.
>>
>>- Julian

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Received on Sat Sep 20 11:40:00 2003