On 07/07/2016 11:27, Jay McCarthy wrote:
Hi Jaap,
That is the part I am talking about too. If you restart it, it will
detect the work done previously. Furthermore, it uses multiple
processes for parallelism by default (one for each cpu, although you
can set the number with the "-j" option.)
Hm
On 06/07/2016 18:58, Jay McCarthy wrote:
Hi Jaap,
Second, if you did want, you could break it up into a few chunks: "make"
will build the VM, "make plain-install" will install it, then "raco
setup" will do the compiling (or you could do "make install".)
I hope this is useful
Thanks for your re
Hello list,
When packaging racket for NetBSD, I noticed that:
a) the standard library gets built as part of the install make target
b) this happens during one long process, which can take several hours
c) if said process gets interrupted, it seems to start all over again rather
than restarting wh
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