On Fri, 18 May 2012, Dominik Szczerba wrote: > Hi, > > I already reported this problem before. I get vfork problem on Windows > and one or more subfolders break during compilation resulting in an > incomplete target library. > I was advised before to go to the failed subfolder and run make in > there. That works, but now the question is how do I re-make the final > library and only the library.
Running 'make' in the subfolder' where you got 'vfork' errors should update the library with the missing pieces - so you shouldn't have to do any more 're-make final library' stuff. > If I go back to the petssc root folder > and issue "make" the whole thing gets rebuilt from scratch, ignoring > what has been so far built. This not only takes ages on Windows, but > also occasionally breaks due to the vfork problem in another > subfolder. How can I trigger continuing the build in this case? Alternative way of achieving incremental build is the following command in the top-level dir. [But this can also take a while to complete] make ACTION=lib tree Satish
