Hi,
a few days ago, I've noticed that whenever I compile a programs' source( using "make"), the entire source gets recompilled and not just the files who has changed.
I can compile a source code, then type "make" again, and it will compile the entire source even when no change has been made!
This wasn't like this before... if no files has changed, it wouldn't do anything the second time.
As I program in C, this is VERY time consuming.
I believe it also recompiles the code when I "make install" so programs take twice as long to compile :\
The same thing happens is several different programs, so its not a source code problem.
I have tried to re-emerge gcc - but no help :\
Thanks!
Sources recompiles when no change has been made
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its not about the makefile... it happens with a few different programs that use different makefiles...
I also tried to make the simplest make file (to compile a simple "printf" progie) and got astrange result:
first time it compiled the file, it compiled fine.
second time (i didnt change the file), it didnt compile.
i then edited the file, but using make still didnt compile it!
something is WRONG :\
I also tried to make the simplest make file (to compile a simple "printf" progie) and got astrange result:
first time it compiled the file, it compiled fine.
second time (i didnt change the file), it didnt compile.
i then edited the file, but using make still didnt compile it!
something is WRONG :\