This is something I've had on my mind for a while, so the LKML thread
made me try to write it down.
The reason I started digging into the jobserver code is the following:
Currently, it's very hard to interact with the GNU Make jobserver, for
the simple reason that one doesn't know if the pipe is b
Daniel Herring (11 May 2020 21:46) wrote, inter alia,
> For example, when a code generator like Qt's moc or uic is run, it
> could also generate a rule update that causes Make to compile and link
> the results.
For reference, Qt6's moc (the Qt project's current dev branch) supports
dependency gene
