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Alan McKinnon schrieb: |
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> On Wednesday 27 May 2009 00:52:21 KH wrote: |
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>> Hi, |
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>> so inspired by [gentoo-user] USE="mmx mmxext sse sse2 ssse3 3dnow |
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>> 3dnowext" I again thougt about my USE flags. |
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>> Now I want to put them in an order which is better fitting my need than |
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>> the alphabetical order. I remember I saw something ordering it for |
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>> hardware and software, but I can't remember the correct way. Was it: |
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>> USE_HARDWARE |
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>> USE_SOFTWARE |
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>> ??? |
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>> Does anyone now this out of the box? |
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>> Thak's |
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>> kh |
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> How about you jumble them all up randomly? |
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> That would sure appear to match your state of mind on the matter. |
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> Who cares what the order is, you certainly shouldn't - I assure you you will |
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> forget what the order all means anyway within 48 hours. |
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> Try this instead: Study and understand the USE flags and know what they do and |
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> mean. Then list them alphabetical - you will know where to find them and when |
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> you see them they will make sense. |
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Hi, |
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sure I want to know what they do mean and I hope I already do with those |
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I defined for my make.conf. The point is another. Like I set up another |
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PC with other cpu and gpu I want to be able to just copy and past those |
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use flags not related to hardware very easy. One the other hand hardware |
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use flags shouldn't change for my pc so I do now "don't touch this area" :-) |
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Doesn't this make sense? |
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kh |