Re: Building stage1 only

> it's very easy to end up in a state where `make` simply can't build, and only > easy fix is a `make clean` Out of sheer curiosity: in what situations does that happen for you? *If* you are working on a single branch, ie. you're not switching back and forth between master and your feature

Re: Building stage1 only

Hi Ömer, in mk/build.mk, set: * Stage1Only=YES * stage=1 * BuildFlavour=devel1 Then 'cd ghc && make'. Don't run make in the toplevel directory. After building the stage1 compiler, it does still start the process of configuring the libraries for the stage2 compiler, but it shouldn't build them.

Re: Building stage1 only

> Out of sheer curiosity: in what situations does that happen for you? *If* you > are working on a single branch, ie. you're not switching back and forth > between master and your feature branches, this should not happen (and even if > you switch between branches it should still be safe for most

Building stage1 only

(I know I asked this many times in IRC channel but I don't remember getting any answers. I apologize if anyone had answered this on IRC channel and I missed) With current build system, even if I choose "devel1" it always builds stage2 compiler too. A comment in build.mk says that it's for working

Re: Building stage1 only

I haven't tested this, but I imagine putting `stage=1` in your build.mk or even on the command line should work. Richard On Oct 19, 2015, at 4:47 PM, Ömer Sinan Ağacan wrote: > (I know I asked this many times in IRC channel but I don't remember getting > any > answers.