When hitting a build error, correcting it and rerunning make, it looks like a whole bunch of files are recompiled without being impacted by the change - that even happens when no change was done. This slows down development like hell.
Forthe record, configure flags used are "-device neo -qvfb -debug -no-clean", on current debian/testing amd64
This is obviously linked to one the problems listed in #44: sdk/qtopiacore/target/ periodically gets nuked, and there cannot be any sane reason for that.
When hitting a build error, correcting it and rerunning make, it looks like a whole bunch of files are recompiled without being impacted by the change - that even happens when no change was done. This slows down development like hell.
Forthe record, configure flags used are "-device neo -qvfb -debug -no-clean", on current debian/testing amd64
This is obviously linked to one the problems listed in #44: sdk/qtopiacore/target/ periodically gets nuked, and there cannot be any sane reason for that.