On 02/07/2012 01:54 PM, Joel Rosdahl wrote:
On 7 February 2012 19:38, Frank Klotz wrote:
Could a CCACHE_PREFIX defined as a null string please be treated as if it
were undefined, rather than as a fatal error?
[...]
And you might want to consider refactoring this
almost-but-not-quite-identica
On 7 February 2012 19:38, Frank Klotz wrote:
> Could a CCACHE_PREFIX defined as a null string please be treated as if it
> were undefined, rather than as a fatal error?
> [...]
> And you might want to consider refactoring this
> almost-but-not-quite-identical code into a function or macro - not su
After letting this percolate in my mind for a few weeks, I am now
feeling a little more strongly that inability to write to the stats file
should be a fatal error (it will get attention FAST, and so fixed
quickly), but that when the stats file is writable, then placing an
indication of the pro
Could a CCACHE_PREFIX defined as a null string please be treated as
if it were undefined, rather than as a fatal error?
Yes, of course, I can fix this in my script by making sure I undefine it
if I don't want a prefix, but I got a little surprised when resetting it
from "distcc" to "" caused
