On 3/23/06, Simon Marlow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > David Himmelstrup wrote: > > Sat Mar 18 09:17:28 PST 2006 Lemmih <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > UNDO: -fno-code shouldn't be a mode. > > > > I've removed -fno-code from Main to make it work > > equally well with --make and -c. > > In principle, this seems like a good idea. Although of course > recompilation checking relies on finding .o and .hi files, so using > -fno-code with --make will just cause complete recompilation each time; > perhaps that's what you want.
Yeah, -fno-code implies -no-recomp. > -c says "don't link", so using -c with -fno-code seems redundant. Using -c with -fno-code still outputs interface files. Having -fno-code as a mode also means that '-fno-code --make' and '--make -fno-code' are very different. The '-fno-code' is actually referring to two different flags. -- Friendly, Lemmih
