>>>> Hrvoje Niksic <hniksic(a)srce.hr> writes:
"Matthew O. Persico" <mpersico(a)erols.com> writes:
> Hmm. I'm surprised. I ALWAYS build from scratch, then
re-apply my
> local stuff. I would have thought others would do the same.
Yup. I do the same. Only not as often as before packaging came. The
build process needs more attention now.
Hurdles are:
1. To build the Mule-version (as I always do), I need to have
mule-base already in the package-path. I wish we could get rid of
any build-time dependency on external packages.
2. When building the packages, the non-latin-1 info files won't get
built unless one has the texinfo package already installed.
Wouldn't it be possible to use the texinfo package that is being
built in the same build-process?
Are you positive? Why do you remove all your `.elc' files every
time, then?
Well, speaking for me, I start with a completely fresh source, copied
over from where I keep my cvs-checkouts. I never build directly in
there, maybe from fear that I would fuck something up in there, and
would have to refetch the whole thing (which costs time and money,
here in Europe). Another reason is that there can't be interference
from old stuff into the new build.
leo