> Can we say that META is for speeding consecutives builds tracking
> current/stable and META + DIRDEPS for developing/testing specific
> parts of base code with speed + debug in mind?
The key focus of META_MODE is more reliable incremental builds, ensuring
targets are updated when anything that
Can we say that META is for speeding consecutives builds tracking
current/stable and META + DIRDEPS for developing/testing specific
parts of base code with speed + debug in mind?
Simon J. Gerraty escreveu (domingo, 28/01/2024 à(s) 01:43):
>
> > I use meta-mode in /etc/src-env.conf so that if (fo
> I use meta-mode in /etc/src-env.conf so that if (for example) a small
> change in the kernel config is made, the machine doesn't take hours
> recompiling.
> But, from time to time, one might be required to make
> cleanworld && make cleandir (to be sure) && make clean (to be *really* sure)
Almo
On Sat, 27 Jan 2024, at 13:59, Warner Losh wrote:
> Approximately never. The only time I've had issues were when the
> machine crashed due to sudden power failure during the build which lead
> to the last few .o files to be zero length with UFS.
>
> Non clean normal builds have lots of issues wi
Hi,
On Sat, 27 Jan 2024, at 13:51, Lexi Winter wrote:
> the (easiest) fix for that is to do a full rebuild every time
> __FreeBSD_version changes.
>
> pkg(8) bug report: https://github.com/freebsd/pkg/issues/2162
>
> i don't know if meta mode will catch this and rebuild correctly, but
> since thi
On Sat, Jan 27, 2024, 6:12 AM void wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I use meta-mode in /etc/src-env.conf so that if (for example) a small
> change in the kernel config is made, the machine doesn't take hours
> recompiling.
>
> Also, (I *think* it works this way) if src gets updated by git and
> world/kernel rebu
void:
> But, from time to time, one might be required to make
> cleanworld && make cleandir (to be sure) && make clean (to be *really* sure)
> What circumstances & notices in /usr/src/UPDATING would require it?
one case this is required in non-meta mode is if you use pkg(8) (e.g.,
with poudriere
