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Hasse Hagen Johansen wrote: |
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>Hi |
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>A couple of days ago it was recommended on this list to use ccache. I |
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>have now tried ccache, and I think it breaks some builds horrible. As of |
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>now I have tried to build mozilla-1.3-r2, and jack-cvs. Those packages |
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>fail with an error that the linker parser cannot understand the format |
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>of one of the object files. I think it would be a very good idea not |
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>have the ccache flag enabled by default it simply breaks normally |
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>working ebuilds. I think that it should be something you can set in your |
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>use flags if you know what you are doing. |
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>Comments welcome. It could be me just to stupid to use ccache ;-) |
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>Regards |
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>Hasse |
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It is a setting you can put in your FEATURES in /etc/make.conf |
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I've never had any problems with ccache, in fact I built mozilla-1.3 the |
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other day with it (and distcc) and my ccache is shared via nfs between 3 |
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machines. I probably shouldn't share the cache, but it hasn't hurt yet! |
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Troy |
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