On Jan 10, 2015, at 6:45 AM, René J.V. Bertin wrote: > NB: one way to speed up things at least as far as user experience goes is > postponing the clean step to the end in things like `port upgrade outdated`, > and relegating them to a background process if that's possible. It's a bit > tricky because port will need to do/launch that clean phase for ports > installed successfully in case a port in the todo list fails, but I guess > there is a cleanup routine already to which such an action could be appended.
clang takes 20GB of disk space to build. I seldom have that much space free. I certainly don't have have enough space to allow a 20GB build directory to sit around any longer than necessary while other ports are trying to build. So I would not encourage any attempts to defer or delay cleaning. I have not observed the clean phase taking any longer than it needs to. I do routinely, I would say most of the time even, see port take many minutes to wrap up what it's doing, after the clean phase has completed. I too would assume this has something to do with the registry. I do have rather a lot of ports installed (over 5600) and my registry.db is some 244MiB large; this may be straining sqlite's abilities. _______________________________________________ macports-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.macosforge.org/mailman/listinfo/macports-dev
