On Fri, Oct 4, 2013 at 1:15 PM, Beeblebrox <zap...@berentweb.com> wrote: > I have a pure clang world and no GCC from base (WITHOUT_GCC= yes). The same > goes for the poudriere build environment. > > When doing massive updates (like the recent pixman-dependent ports), I get a > number of ports that fail to build. The number of failed + skipped was about > 150 for this run for example. I also have gnome3 merged ports tree. When I > tried to build the failed ports on host, the compile broke just as it had in > the poudriere run, but when I re-tried with USE_GCC=4.6, most failed ports > got built. So it looks like many of the compile breakage is related to not > having base GCC42 on the system. > > While the gcc -> clang shift is on-going, it would be very helpful if > poudriere.conf had an option to retry only once to compile a failed port > with the USE_GCC (or several user-defined) flags. So something like: > RETRY_ONFAIL=yes > RETRY_FLAGS="USE_GCC NOCCACHE" > > Regards. > > > Why have this only on poudriere? This kind of features belong in the ports(7) infrastructure if anywhere.
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