On Nov 19, 2011, at 9:38 AM, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> We haven't announced it yet, but you might have noticed talk about it on the
> -dev list.
Somehow it went past my attention. :-(
> In fact there's no way to globally turn it off. MacPorts will use binaries if
> they're available, unless you use the "-s" switch for a particular install.
OK… I see. I thought that
portarchivemode
could achieve that...
> Binaries are available for some ports' default variants for Snow Leopard for
> x86_64. If you have i386, or want universal, or have Leopard or Tiger, or
> want a non-default variant, you'll still build from source.
I'm still running snow leopard on x86_64… Probably some ports are installed in
their i386 variant or universal.
How can I verify whether my setup is capable or not to use the new binary
installs?
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