Re: Build everything on the first pass of make. (issue 13333048)

[Phil Holmes]

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Subject: Build everything on the first pass of make. (issue 13333048)


> Reviewers: John Mandereau, lemzwerg,
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> Message:
> Please review.
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> Description:
> Build everything on the first pass of make.
>
> Everything should be built and up-to-date after a one-shot `make' call.
> Currently, this is not the case: fonts are being rebuilt on the secnod
> pass. This required a dependency fix for emmentaler fonts. The
> dependencies are ordered so that fonts aren't rebuilt on a subsequent
> call to make.


I don't understand what you're fixing here, Julien.  On my machine, deleting 
the build directory completely, then recreating it and running make (-j9 of 
course) completely rebuilds the binaries in a single pass.  Further 
immediate calls to make do nothing.

The only significant bug in this area that I'm aware of is that modifying 
metafont files does not cause the font files to be rebuilt - we have to do 
some deleting in build/mf/out to force a rebuild.

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Phil Holmes