Subject: Re: *very* slow C++-compiler
To: None <cg110@york.ac.uk>
From: Jochen Scharrlach <jscharrl@BA-Stuttgart.De>
List: port-arm32
Date: 05/05/1997 13:35:32
Hi,

> Not unheard of I used to have this problem, that's when I used bash as my
> shell, for some reason bash seems to make the system go sky high, this was
> a bane for about a week until I tried it with a user with tcsh and it
> worked fine :)  Try changing shell.

Well I tried it with csh, with no effect. I'll change my root-Shell
but I don't think this will make any difference, because the only
program affected is cc1plus! If it really makes a difference, I'll take
a closer look at bash v2.0 :)

> I'd suggest using the kernel that has libkern asm routines but I've not
> done one with cumana support (ain't got csc.o, another thing to do today)

Usually I am much too lazy to compile a custom kernel, especially
because I have to update the sources from time to time...

> Have you got the latest .mk files in /usr/share/mk ?  if you've not try
> downloading them from src/share/mk and copying them into /usr/share/mk
> (they need to owned by bin.bin and chmoded to a+r) 

I could do that, but I don't think, this would help - it really can
happen, that I try to compile a file for over an hour, interrupt the
compilation, try it again and suddenly it only needs a few seconds!

Bye,
Jochen

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