Does build.sh dump things into /usr/obj/ ?

[Christian Baer <christian.baer%uni-dortmund.de@localhost>]

Hello folks!

In about an hour or so (whenever I get home), I'll start setting up a 
new NetBSD system. :-)

I'm one of these people who came from FreeBSD and need to adapt to the 
differences between these two operating systems. One thing I haven't 
found out yet is if the system build has the same source and target. 
Meaning this: In FreeBSD, when building everything, the sources are read 
from /usr/src and the resultung binaries are dumped into /usr/obj, 
installing is a seperate step.

I have found that you can get a real boost in speed doing that, if you 
follow the suggestion of the FreeBSD handbook and put these two file 
systems onto seperate physical drives - especially if the HDs in use 
aren't really new ones. :-) Does NetBSD do this too?

I know that you can *change* the destination directory for the builds 
(as written in 30.7.1 of the guide) but what is the *default*? It would 
be could to know this before I start installing as then I can partition 
the drives with a sense of meaning. :-)

Sorry about asking this rather trivial question. I just couldn't find 
the answer (although I know it must be there somewhere) and I'd like to 
get this done. This system has been down for long enough...

Regards,
Chris