[haiku-development] Re: Latest changes and general status.

  • From: Bruno Albuquerque <bga@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: haiku-development@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2008 22:05:24 -0300

Ingo Weinhold escreveu:
You could try to build a jam with 16 KB limit (can be set in jam.h), but then the build will probably fail nevertheless, since we might indeed have rules that require longer lines. We'll have to adjust that limit in the kernel and maybe find a better way to deal with the parameters. The syscalls for exec*() and load_image() could for instance already provide a flattened representation of the buffer, so that the kernel has less work copying it.
So I changed jam to limit to 16 Kb and tried again. I always heard that an image is worth more than 1000 words so see attached image. ;)
Would it be a problem to make the default for our jam 16 Kb until bash is updated? 

-Bruno
Ps: Just to be sure I did the entire process (including removing the generated dir completelly) 3 times. It worked in all attempts. So as long as you have enough memory (at least 1.2 Gb) it should work for you too.

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