On 23:35 Tue 09 Dec , Federico Ferri wrote:
> Donnie Berkholz wrote:
> > As I mentioned on IRC, I think this isn't a very general use case
> > (given the existence of --resume, --keep-going, etc.) so code to
> > accomplish it
>
> the point was not resuming my emerge because the laptop hung.
On Tue, 9 Dec 2008 11:21:24 -0800
Donnie Berkholz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 01:44 Tue 09 Dec , Federico Ferri wrote:
> > today I hit this annoyance, because my laptop hung in the middle of
> > an 'emerge -e @world' (checking that my world set compiles with
> > gcc-4.3... stopped at ~ 300
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Donnie Berkholz wrote:
> On 01:44 Tue 09 Dec , Federico Ferri wrote:
>> today I hit this annoyance, because my laptop hung in the middle
>> of an 'emerge -e @world' (checking that my world set compiles
>> with gcc-4.3... stopped at ~ 300 of 700 :S
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Gordon Malm wrote:
> Should be able to find which gcc was used by checking LDPATH in the
> environment.bz2. I believe it is about the only gcc version
> information recorded in /var/db/pkg/// though.
>
$ find /var/db/pkg -name environment.bz2 | wc
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Petteri Räty wrote:
> Federico Ferri wrote:
>> Hello,
>> today I hit this annoyance, because my laptop hung in the middle of an
>> 'emerge -e @world' (checking that my world set compiles with
>> gcc-4.3... stopped at ~ 300 of 700 :S )
>>
>
> Consider
On 01:44 Tue 09 Dec , Federico Ferri wrote:
> today I hit this annoyance, because my laptop hung in the middle of an
> 'emerge -e @world' (checking that my world set compiles with
> gcc-4.3... stopped at ~ 300 of 700 :S )
>
> I was looking for an entry in /var/db/pkg// that could have
> told
Should be able to find which gcc was used by checking LDPATH in the
environment.bz2. I believe it is about the only gcc version information
recorded in /var/db/pkg/// though.
Gordon Malm (gengor)
On Monday, December 8, 2008 16:44:16 Federico Ferri wrote:
> Hello,
> today I hit this annoyance,
While at it, it might be useful to have someghing like compiler-use file
( like package.use) for per-package compiler version and FLAGS to be used.
It is annoying to have emerge -eD world fail because some package
requires specific compiler version or because gcc-3.4 can't be compiled
with -ma
Federico Ferri wrote:
> Hello,
> today I hit this annoyance, because my laptop hung in the middle of an
> 'emerge -e @world' (checking that my world set compiles with
> gcc-4.3... stopped at ~ 300 of 700 :S )
>
Consider using emerge --keep-going next time.
> I was looking for an entry in /var/d
