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On Tue, 10 Oct 2006 00:04:57 -0700 |
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Brian Harring <ferringb@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> I might be daft (likely), but why not just introduce a var indicating |
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> max parallelization instead? Tweak portage to push that setting into |
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> MAKEOPTS="${MAKEOPTS+${MAKEOPTS} } -j${PARALLELIZATION}". |
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> Might sound daft, but -j is hardcoded parallelization; if you're |
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> trying to run 3 build processes, the original var of -j isn't all |
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> that useful, nor will the hardcoded -j# var set for 3 package build |
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> processes be useful if you're doing a single build. |
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> Depending on number of seperate package build processes possible, the |
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> # of build processes allocated per build process needs to vary |
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> (essentially). |
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Seems useful as *alternative* to the low level vars, but shouldn't |
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replace them (so if the low level vars are set they override the global |
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setting). So the order in your MAKEOPTS assignment above would have to |
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be reversed (assuming sequential option parsing). |
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Marius |
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