Dear Tim,
Because the MacPort process resumes at the point you aborted, you may calculate
build time from the total of both partial times; 13hrs. + 6hrs. = 19hrs. for
total build time. That total is close to what a bootstrap build from GNU source
takes when all options are built in Linux on an INTEL single CPU system running
about 2.0 to 2.5 Ghz.
Tim Lyons wrote:
On my 2.1 GHz PowerPC G5 (Mac OS X 10.5.8) I had a build of gcc43
4.3.5_2 running for about 13 hours, and aborted it, because although
Activity Monitor was showing 100%, it wasn't showing any of the expected
build processes.
I restarted with the -d diagnostic switch, and this time it has just
completed in 6 hours. Hooray!!!
(I think the build processes run for too short a time to see in AM. With
diagnostics I do see them, probably because printing slows them a
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