On 9/22/07, Alexander Kolbasov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Trying to improve parallelism we are building uts/i86pc and uts/intel in
> parallel. Since both rely on intel/genunix we build it upfront. When doing so
> we noticed that later when various intel drivers do ctfmerge with genunix
> sometimes ctfmerges fail because the genunix file is corrupt. It seems that
> for some reason genunix file is built more than once. Does anyone have some
> ideas on why this is happening? Is there any way to get dmake to tell why it
> decided to rebuild genunix?
may these help ?
-d Displays the reasons why make chooses to
rebuild a target. make displays any and all
dependencies that are newer. In addition,
make displays options read in from the
MAKEFLAGS environment variable.
-dd Displays the dependency check and processing
in vast detail.
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Regards,
Cyril
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