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Max Kalika wrote: |
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> Quoting Andrew Gaffney <agaffney@×××××××××××.com>: |
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>>I'm writing a wrapper script for 'make' so that portage will show % done |
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>>compiling instead of the actual compile output, if the user chooses. If |
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>>it detects that 'make' exits with an error code, it will output the last |
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>>15 (will be configurable) lines of 'make' output. |
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> /usr/lib/portage/bin/emake |
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>>I want to edit my local copy of the 'emake' function so that my wrapper |
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>>is used instead. Where is this? Also, can you override an eclass in the |
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>>overlay? I know that portage hasn't looked for eclasses in the overlay |
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>>previously. |
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> It does now, though I don't know which takes precedence. |
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Okay, I've got emake modified so that my wrapper script is run, and it seems to work. Now, |
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I just need a decently large build that uses 'emake' to do a real test, preferably |
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something that has lots of subdirs in the build. Can anyone suggest an ebuild? |
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Andrew Gaffney |
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Skyline Aeronautics, LLC. |
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