I'd appreciate it if y'all would do the following sequence of commands
on your favorite machine:
srcdir=/path/to/gcc/source/tree/
$srcdir/configure
make all-libcpp configure-gcc
cd gcc
make config.h tm.h
time ../libcpp/makedepend -I. -I$srcdir/gcc -I$srcdir/libcpp/include \
-I$srcdir/include \
-V$srcdir/gcc:$srcdir/libcpp/include:$srcdir/include \
$srcdir/gcc/*.c > depend
and report (a) the numbers reported by the "time" command, (b) what
sort of machine this is and how old, and (c) whether or not you would
be willing to trade that much additional delay in an edit-compile-debug
cycle for not having to write dependencies manually anymore.
I do *not* want to see the "depend" file (but please don't use
/dev/null, as this may give unrealistic numbers).
For reference: I get
real 0m14.108s
user 0m5.240s
sys 0m1.290s
and I am currently leaning toward 'too slow'.
Thanks,
zw
