> I want to rebuild all userland.
Is there now a recommended way to skip all the llvm stuff which is extremely
big.. and as far as I know, not needed for my Intel graphic card?
Riccardo
Do you have to fully rebuild all the llvm stuff every time, or only when
something has been updated?
I think llvm would be needed for all graphics cards, though I could be wrong.
llvm is the big part of building Xorg, but is not only for Xorg. FreeBSD uses
llvm/clang to build the system on architectures that support it.
I have been building NetBSD-current, amd64 and i386, without Xorg, but building
Xorg from pkgsrc, am considering switching to native Xorg.
FreeBSD-current amd64 took over 9 hours to build last May, about twice as long
as NetBSD. FreeBSD has no Xorg in base system; Xorg can be built and installed
from ports.
Now I wonder how much time including native Xorg will add to system rebuilding
time.
I am not sure what llvm is used for in NetBSD besides Xorg, but know it is very
time-consuming to build.
Tom
