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On Wednesday 27 May 2009 01:06:06 KH wrote: |
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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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Yes, it always made sense. I wanted to point out that you are spammingg the |
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list with stupid questions that are adequately described elsewhere and in the |
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docs. |
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Who cares how you organize your flags? It's just bash variables, so manipulate |
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them any way you want and stick them into any variable you like and cat them |
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all together. |
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But why ask us if it's a good idea? The only person using them is you. |
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alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com |
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