On 31 August 2014 22:52, Andrew Zonenberg <azonenb...@drawersteak.com> wrote:
> What I did in my previous build systems is to regenerate the file in a
> temporary directory then check if the files had the same hash. If they
> didn't I'd update the file.
>
> This way, if you don't change the file's contents it doesn't get touched
> and nothign else gets rebuilt.
>

Yeah, everything's possible, but when you're doing local commits
you're still going to get needless compilation and relinking because
the bzr rev number has changed. Generally the bzr revno is a bit of a
pain for developers if you commit often but useful for everyone else.

I guess someone could improve the situation if they had the time, but
re-compilation and re-linking everytime would be a bit of a step
backwards.

Best Regards,

Brian.

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