The attached patch makes the link targets a little bit more verbose. Ok to
commit?
It shows that --enable-link-serialization=1 doesn't work:
$ grep ^Linking ../log
Linking gnat1 |==-- | 9%
Linking cc1 |-- | 0%
Linking cc1 |== | 9%
Linking gnat1 |==== | 18%
Linking brig1 |====-- | 18%
Linking brig1 |====== | 27%
Linking cc1plus |======-- | 27%
Linking cc1plus |======== | 36%
Linking d21 |========-- | 36%
Linking d21 |========== | 45%
Linking f951 |==========-- | 45%
Linking f951 |============ | 54%
Linking go1 |============-- | 54%
Linking go1 |============== | 63%
Linking lto1 |==============-- | 63%
Linking lto1 |================ | 72%
Linking lto-dump |================-- | 72%
Linking lto-dump |================== | 81%
Linking cc1obj |==================-- | 81%
Linking cc1obj |==================== | 90%
Linking cc1objplus |====================--| 90%
Linking cc1objplus |======================| 100%
At least the gnat1 link is started before the cc1 link finishes.
Matthias
--- a/gcc/Makefile.in
+++ b/gcc/Makefile.in
@@ -1793,7 +1793,7 @@ DO_LINK_SERIALIZATION = @DO_LINK_SERIALIZATION@
ifeq ($(DO_LINK_SERIALIZATION),)
LINK_PROGRESS = :
else
-LINK_PROGRESS = msg="Linking |"; cnt=0; if test "$(2)" = start; then \
+LINK_PROGRESS = msg="Linking $@ |"; cnt=0; if test "$(2)" = start; then \
idx=0; cnt2=$(DO_LINK_SERIALIZATION); \
while test $$cnt2 -le $(1); do msg="$${msg}=="; cnt2=`expr $$cnt2 + 1`; idx=`expr $$idx + 1`; done; \
cnt=$$idx; \
