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Subject: Re: [tbox-l] Building gcc with bash
From: Philip K Warren <pkw () us ! ibm ! com>
Date: 2004-05-20 16:10:52
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We have been using this workaround for a while for building Mozilla on
AIX: http://www.mozilla.org/unix/aix.html#notes.
I have not looked into it further, but we also found /bin/sh to be very
slow when running configure scripts. Our configure times for Mozilla went
from around 45 minutes to 5 minutes after making this change.
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[tbox-l] Building gcc with bash
Have the maintainers of gcc noted the latest recommendations from the gcc
group in the *-ibm-aix* section of the 'hints' to
CONFIG_SHELL=/opt/freeware/bin/bash
export CONFIG_SHELL
before running configure?
It dropped a 12 hour build time to 4 on one of my machines.
Thought you might want to try this if you were not already aware...
Which also brings up a question as to what is so broken about ksh/sh that
it makes the machine go into 8 hours of cpu wait....
8-(
"I'm a big fan of ignorance based techniques, because humans
have a lot of ignorance, and we want to play our strong suit."
Eric Lander New Scientist
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