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Luke Mewburn <lukem@NetBSD.org> wrote:
> On Mon, Mar 01, 2004 at 02:14:34PM -0800, Phil Nelson wrote:
>   | Hi,
>   |=20
>   |    I've recently started using build.sh .... and I noticed that on 2=
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>   | architectures, nbmake gets made every time I run build.sh.  I started=
 with
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>   |    ./build.sh -m i386 tools
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>   | and it build nbmake and all the other tools.  Yet, when I did
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>   |   ./build.sh -U -m i386 build
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>   | the first thing it did was to bootstrap nbmake!  (see below)

> Yes, this is normal if you don't provide $TOOLDIR in the environment
> or to build.sh with '-T tooldir'.

This has bitten me, too, and I know others have been confused by this
behaviour as well -- we should really document this a bit more
prominently.

-Jan

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If there's anything more important than my ego around here, I want it
caught and shot now!

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