On Fri, 2003-02-21 at 09:43, Bruno Lustosa wrote: > What happens today when #1 finishes compiling? It starts and waits for > #2 to finish downloading. It would be the same, just a little faster. > Instead of starting #2 from the begining, it would already be started, > and would just need to wait for it to finish.
I was thinking more from a code point of view :) Also, what happens to the downloading output? Never having coded python I have no idea how it could handle 2 output streams. > This would benefit mostly big packages (like X or kde*), that take a lot > of time to compile. While it compiles a 13mb tbz2, there's plenty of > time to download the rest of needed packages. Certainly, no matter how fast your connection, or for that matter, how small a compile, it would be useful. -- Mike Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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