On 2014-01-15 11:11, Williams, Norman K wrote:
You want the load_cache command: [snip]
An *installed* project (what Al mentioned in his original e-mail) probably doesn't have a cache... this would only work if using the build-directory version of the dependency project.
The solution I proposed is probably better, as it can be used with both a built or installed dependency (assuming that the installed version references other installed versions of its own dependencies and/or the builds of the same are still available).
(OTOH if that last part isn't true, the transitive dependencies just won't be used, with either technique.)
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