I have indeed seen some similar behavior: On a Unix-like install, without changing any of Racket-bundled sources, from time to time, when I recompile one of my collections with `raco setup my-collection` it tries to rebuild all of Racket source tree (but fails, because it does not have write permissions). However, running the same command again does not trigger the full recompilation anyway (which is fortunate). It's quite rare though and I could find a way to reproduce it consistently.
Laurent On Thu, Jan 17, 2013 at 7:20 PM, Carl Eastlund <c...@ccs.neu.edu> wrote: > Recently I've run into some odd cases where I run "raco setup" and it > rebuilds a whole bunch of stuff that should have been up-to-date. > > For instance, I have seen it rebuild all of the collections in a > downloaded, pre-built installation of Racket that I had been using for a > while. After the rebuild, many uses of "raco make" sped way up -- somehow, > having out of sync collections slowed it down, yet it was not amortizing > this cost by bringing them up to date as it went. > > Just now, I built an up-to-date git checkout from scratch, up through make > install, then ran raco setup again and watched it re-run and re-render all > of the Scribble documentation. > > Has anyone else seen behavior like this? Is there some way I might be > misconfiguring things that would cause this? I'm mystified, and I'd like > to stop wasting time rebuilding things over and over. > > For reference, I always have the following environment variables set: > PLTHOME = root of whichever PLT tree I am using > PLTADDONDIR = $PLTHOME/add-on > PLTPLANETDIR=$PLTHOME/add-on/planet > PLTCOMPILEDROOTS=$PLTHOME/zos/v@(version): > > Carl Eastlund > > _________________________ > Racket Developers list: > http://lists.racket-lang.org/dev > >
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