CVSROOT: /cvs
Module name: src
Changes by: k...@cvs.openbsd.org 2021/07/26 06:47:47
Modified files:
distrib/alpha/miniroot: Makefile
distrib/amd64/ramdiskA: Makefile
distrib/amd64/ramdisk_cd: Makefile
distrib/arm64/ramdisk: Makefile
distrib/armv7/ramdisk: Makefile
distrib/hppa/ramdisk: Makefile
distrib/i386/ramdisk: Makefile
distrib/i386/ramdisk_cd: Makefile
distrib/landisk/ramdisk: Makefile
distrib/loongson/ramdisk: Makefile
distrib/luna88k/ramdisk: Makefile
distrib/macppc/ramdisk: Makefile
distrib/octeon/ramdisk: Makefile
distrib/powerpc64/ramdisk: Makefile
distrib/riscv64/ramdisk: Makefile
distrib/sparc64/miniroot: Makefile
distrib/sparc64/ramdisk: Makefile
distrib/sparc64/ramdiskB: Makefile
Log message:
Pass make flags to kernel and lib builds
Running `make -j4' in /usr/src/distrib/amd64/ramdisk_cd/ et al. executes
make(1) to both build the RAMDISK kernel and build libraries.
Doing so does not propagate the flags specified to the ramdisk_cd
invocation, which in turn means `-j4' for example is ignored and both kernel
and libraries will not be built in parallel.
Pass make(1)'s MFLAGS along to retain relevant flags; make is clever enough
to separate flags, variable assignments and targets from each other and only
pass along things to `MFLAGS' that'd make sense, i.e. `make -C. -j4 foo=bar'
does *not* pass `-C.' to change directories.
(can be easily tested with `make -p ... | grep MFLAGS'.)
This makes hacking on ramdisks/the installer much faster, espescially since
the `bsd' target does `make clean' and therefore builds a new kernel every
time.
OK deraadt
