Maybe I should save up all my notes for one large email.
Has any thought been put into being able to restart a
package's build
where it left off rather than from the beginning?
The problem with "restart from the beginning" is
evident when using
028-binutils-pass1 as an example. It won't work because
binutils-build
already exists and "make" aborts.
Restarting 'make' like this should ideally remove the
current partial
build (binutils-build and binutils-version) directories and
start over
with unpacking, etc.
This is probably less of an issue with packages that don't
require the
use of -build directories so there's no actual command that
will fail
when it is run a second time.
That, or change all mkdir's to mkdir -p
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Gerard Beekmans
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