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Hello, |
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I'm sitting here watching my system slowly rebuild itself using gcc3, |
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and I'm noting a lot of packages add -Wall and other compilation flags |
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that arent necessary in a final compile. This is probably to be |
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considered a bug in the package, but may not be of big importance. |
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now, -Wall makes gcc3 use a lot more memory, and a slight speed |
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decrease, for no use at all since we dont really care about compile |
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warnings in an ebuild. so I wonder: |
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Is there an easy way to remove -Wall from compilations? |
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a sed script on the makefiles -could- do it, but this requires |
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intervention in all packages, something I was hoping to avoid, so other |
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ideas will be most welcome. |
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//Spider |
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begin happy99.exe |
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This is a .signature virus! Please copy me into your .signature! |
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See Microsoft KB Article Q265230 for more information. |
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