I would like to suggest you to improve parallel building for next versions. Currently, when we execute make with a -j option in order to make it build faster, the file systems cannot build because of fsw_efi.o which is used by each file system, but each time compiled differently.
In our lastet ebuild for Gentoo for version 0.11.4, we patched the filesystem/Makefile to add the .NOTPARALLEL target and prevent errors due to parallel build. This is one first thing that could directly be done in rEFInd. But the most interesting correction would be to use fsw_efi.c to output fsw_efi_$(FILESYSTEM).o which then would not conflict between file systems. Do you think this could be doable?
Regards,
Stéphane
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Hi Rod,
I would like to suggest you to improve parallel building for next versions. Currently, when we execute make with a -j option in order to make it build faster, the file systems cannot build because of
fsw_efi.owhich is used by each file system, but each time compiled differently.In our lastet ebuild for Gentoo for version 0.11.4, we patched the
filesystem/Makefileto add the.NOTPARALLELtarget and prevent errors due to parallel build. This is one first thing that could directly be done in rEFInd. But the most interesting correction would be to usefsw_efi.cto outputfsw_efi_$(FILESYSTEM).owhich then would not conflict between file systems. Do you think this could be doable?Regards,
Stéphane