Il 14/01/19 18:46, Jason H ha scritto:
It took repeated `make`s to finally build. Never failed repeatedly in the same place. I think this is a GCC issue, or some combination of linux+gcc. Decreasing the J made it happen less, but maybe that's just because it's compiling less? Without a reliable failure case I could not identify it further.
It's *way* more likely that there's a bug in the dependency ordering of some modules; a highly parallel build would hit the bug by trying to compile a module before its prerequisite. (This also means why running make multiple times doesn't help, and actually might make the bug "go away" by compiling the prerequisite.)
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