On Jun 20, 2010, at 4:02 PM, Peter Simons wrote:
>
> In other words, should a glibc that's been built with -j1 have a store
> path different from one that's been built with -j2?
>
Since every build has different store path, does your question even make sense?
> And, to take things one step further, do you believe that a glibc that's
> been built with -j2 should have a store path different from one that's
> been built with -j8?
>
Ditto.
> Last but not least, if we pass Make a -j flag, we also want to pass -l.
> Now, is the choice of the -l flag supposed to be baked into the store
> path? Is a glibc that's been built with "-j4 -l4" supposed to have a
> store path that differs from one that's been built with "-j4 -l2"?
>
Ditto.
> What is your preferred solution? And what are the pros and cons that you
> see?
>
My preferred solution (not with nix) is
cd /usr/bin
mv make .make
echo 'exec /usr/bin/.make -jN $*' > make
chmod +x make
because it has the major advantage of doing _EXACTLY_ what I expect always.
YMMV
Good luck!
73 de Jeff
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