Javier Martín wrote: > This patch modifies several files in the build system (mainly common.rmk > and genmk.rb) to reduce the general verbosity of the build process to a > manageable, semi-informative level. Thus, what currently appears as > "gcc" calls, several lines long each is turned into lines like: > > [M xfs.mod] COMPILE ../src/fs/xfs.c -> > xfs_mod-fs_xfs.o > > [M xfs.mod] LINK xfs_mod-fs_xfs.o -> > pre-xfs.o > > [M xfs.mod] Looking for EXPORTED SYMBOL definitions: pre-xfs.o > > And so on. The change also makes warning-hunting marginally easier, > though not by much since the patch intentionally shows a line for nearly > every process that did so previously. This behavior could be simplified > further if needed - this post is more of an RFC than anything else. > Also, it is by no means thorough or complete - only the most common > processes have been addressed - as I'm a bit busy with exams. > > The patch makes the new behavior the default one, so a new make-time > option is added: V (for "verbose"), which must have the value 1 in order > to get the behavior, as in "make V=1"
First of all I would like compiling process to be more tidier. However, what is the difference between Colin's similar patch? _______________________________________________ Grub-devel mailing list Grub-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/grub-devel
