> why isn't this wiki page referenced in the readme? Isn't that wiki a > page for develpers. What kind of developer in your world, doesn't > build a debug version, first?
>> We used to recommend a debug version AFAIR, but the build tree on Linux >> with debuginfo is 30Gb small - and >> with debug symbols it takes forages to link. Often it's more feasible to >> re-build just a single module with debuginfo. [nicholas ferguson] [nicholas ferguson] I guess its english. Recommending a debug build...is saying on wiki how to put --enable-dbgutil into the autogen.input ... and then solving that wacky issue with boost. why do you think I was asking to download a debug version. of 30G... > Where is it mentioned how not to keep downloading the tar files? for > 3rd party dependencies. That alone is a HUGE COST OF ENTRY...to > discover how to turn that off. >> The automatic download saves manually downloading 70 or so individual >> dependencies; you can argue that it sucks (and it does) - but doing that >> manually sucks more =) A build for a newcomer has to be run three or four times? Why should the tar files get downloaded four times? How does a newcomer turn it off after the first download? Tor had to explain that to me. This is another HIGH COST OF ENTRY. I ask questions and I get answer that don't fit my questions. _______________________________________________ LibreOffice mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/libreoffice
