On 2 Jan 2004, Ralf Beckers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ahoi, > > we have a task (in a huge collection of hierachical Makefiles), which cannot > be parallelized. Previously we used pmake on solaris, but our development > shifted to linux some time ago. Now I'm playing with ccache and distcc to > gaim some speed :) > > With pmake we used the .ORDER feature in Makefiles to specify the order of > some targets. How can this be done with distcc? I have not found such a > feature in the documentation. If I'm blind just write RTFM ;)
The order in which targets are built is an issue with Make, not with
distcc.
Perhaps the simplest thing is for you to just keep using pmake on
Linux? I don't think distcc has any particular dependency on GNU
make. If it doesn't work with pmake please send a report.
I don't know any GNU Make feature similar to .ORDER, though you can
perhaps get close by running the commands explicitly.
all:
$(MAKE) target1
$(MAKE) target2
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Martin
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