In building the latest set of packages for 4.0-current, I seem to be compiling things multiple times for some packages. One example is devel/gstreamer. On my previous build, it took 30 minutes to compile streamer, then all the flavors. This build, gstreamer + flavors took 10 hours. It also seems that jdk-1.5 took the normal several hours, but then jre-1.5 took about the same amount of time. Looking at the builder right now, it seems that xmane+xmess took two hours, with xmame taking 2 hours as well. I wonder what will happen when it hits KDE. It appears that things get compiled all over again each time, which is why gstreamer took so long(?).
This is an i386 system updated & compiled on Fri 9/22. The only change I made was in /usr/ports/infrastructure/mk to bsd.ports.mk, where I set trust_packages, bin_packages and bulk to yes. Looking at the cvs logs I don't see anything obvious that I should have done differently. Does anyone have any clues for me? I'm not sure what would be good examples of this, if thats needed? Thanks, STeve Andre'
