I noticed "go" USE flag was masked on gcc:4.6, the problem is that I just compiled it a week ago with USE="-go"... then, I would like to know if there is a way to prevent it from being rebuild again :| (It will take some time in my currently running system but on other machines I maintain it will take hours)
For the future, wouldn't be possible (probably on a new eapi) to indicate in some way to the package manager that: (masked USE flag) is equivalent to (-USE flag) or (+USE flag)? Maybe some indication in profiles masking file like: $(category)/$(package) go (-go) -> it would indicate that, if version to be rebuild was compiled with "-go", no rebuilding is really needed What do you think? Thanks a lot
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