From: Edward S. Peschko e...@pge.com
To: Martin Pool m...@samba.org
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Subject: Re: [ccache] ccache doesn't compile binutils
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In-Reply-To: 20040414041035.gb29...@hp.com
On Wed, Apr 14, 2004 at 02:10:35PM +1000, Martin Pool wrote:
On 13 Apr 2004, Edward S. Peschko e...@pge.com wrote:
no, I'm definitely using gcc and the associated binutils. Compiling the
first time
works, compiling the second breaks with the above error.
I'm just curious if this bug is reproducible on other linuxes... I'd really
like
to use ccache, but it has to work correctly, cross-platform (on very
very large projects)
I thought you said you were using Solaris?
well, of course, but I also use linux, windows (via cygwin), AIX and UWIN (on
OS/390 no
less)
(
ps - has anyone made a large integration test with ccache, ie: integrated
it into
the gentoo builds, etc? If you could compile an entire gentoo build using
ccache, I'd
be more comfortable with it.
)
Yes, this has been done. You can build all of Gentoo using ccache,
except for the parts with broken makefiles, where it is specifically
disabled.
What's wrong with the makefiles? I thought that cache was transparent if you
made
a link to gcc/etc.
Anyways, I double checked, and I'm indeed using gnu's ld, etc. Does anyone have
a solaris install to confirm? Or how would I go about tracking this down?
Ed
