On Mon, Jun 28, 2010 at 2:32 PM, ed <[email protected]> wrote: > I switched from master to next branches using git and did an acprep > update to rebuild, the resultant binary failed (segfaulted I think) > and I needed to do a make clean; acprep update to get a runnable > program. > > Switching branches should mark all affected libs and objects as out of > date.
Ehh? functionally, we are re-running ./configure as part of that process, and generating new Makefile s It may be technically possible to compuet a build dependency graph in order to retain prior binary content, but it is not wise, nor a productive use of time that might better be applied to doco and 'real' features. People who are testing build often, but this is not a sensible use case to optimize -- Russ herrold
