On Wednesday 03 February 2010 03:12:51 Jie Zhang wrote: > On 02/03/2010 03:45 PM, Mike Frysinger wrote: > > anyone mind if i enable quiet build support via automake ? it requires > > automake-1.11 to have support enabled, but if you have older automake, > > the default behavior is unchanged from today. > > > > the quiet output makes it a lot easier to notice warnings and such during > > the build. an example: > > The quiet build mode is one thing I don't like when working on Linux > kernel and uClibc. It's inconvenient to redo the make with V=1 every > time I want to see the command line.
as the referenced documentation explains, you can disable it at configure time. so you only need to do it once ... every `make` after that will follow the configured default. > It hides the command line, it also > hides the command options. It occurred several times that I didn't > notice some important options were missing or weird options were added. > I usually do build in Emacs, so it's very easy to notice any warnings > and errors. Even with quiet mode, you have to look at the screen while > building to notice warnings or errors. It doesn't help much for me when > building large things since I usually switch to other stuff while building. i guess i cant multitask as well as you ;). i use multiple windows in screen to keep all the output readily available. -mike
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