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On Tue, 22 Nov 2005 00:28:26 +0100, Matthias Langer wrote: |
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> > As I understand it, the first time you recompile new toolchain with |
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> > your old toolchain, and then the 2nd time you're recompiling the |
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> > toolchain with the new toolchain, with the idea that the new toolchain |
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> > will compile/assemble/link/etc everything in a different way than the |
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> > old toolchain. |
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> > Please correct if I'm wrong. |
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> I would suggest 'emerge -uD gcc && emerge -e world'; This should |
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> recompile the new toolchain with the new toolchain and be considerably |
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> faster. |
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The first command won't do anything, -D doesn't take account of of USE or |
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CFLAG changes. |
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emerge -e system && emerge -e world might be better, but there are scripts |
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on the forums that recompile just what you need, in the best order, such |
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as; http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-282474.html |
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Neil Bothwick |
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