Given that there's a ccache package, does anyone know how to get it to be
used when, say, re-building RPMs?

I mean, I could go ahead and move gcc, cc, and g++ out of the way and create
symlinks to ccache, but that sort of runs against the idea of using the RPM
database in the first place.

I was sort of hoping that I could add something like "%l_cc ccache gcc" to
~/.rpmmacros, but rpmtool doesn't like it:
rpmtool:cflags:Error: invalid number of arguments (exactly 1 expected)
rpmtool:cflags:Hint:  run man rpmtool' for details

I tried playing with quoting (e.g., %l_cc "ccache gcc"), but no such luck.
Has anyone actually done this?


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