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$rv=system("gmake","--no-print-directory","-r","-k","-f","$ENV{DefaultMakefile}","-I$ENV{TOOL_HOME}",datestamp_config); |
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print "\n","scram BUILDSYSTEM: V1.0 ****","\n"; |
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$rv=system("gmake","--no-print-directory","-r","-k","-f","$ENV{DefaultMakefile}","-I$ENV{TOOL_HOME}",datestamp_config); |
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my $gmakejobsflag = "-j"; |
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chomp(my $currentOS = `uname`); |
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# Only use -j option if there are more then 1 cpu's..... |
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if ( $currentOS eq "Linux" ) |
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{ |
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chomp($ncpu=`cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -c processor`); |
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} |
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elsif ( $currentOS eq "SunOS" ) |
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# How can you tell how many CPUs you've got in a Sun box?: |
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{ |
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$ncpu = 1; |
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} |
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else |
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# Who knows what the OS is. Leave as default: |
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{ |
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$npcu = 1; |
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} |
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# Be verbose: |
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$self->verbose(">> Going to use ".$ENV{DefaultMakefile}." as the default makefile"); |
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# Modify: try to force make to spawn more than one job (option: -j ). |
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my $gmakejobsflag = "-j"; |
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# Temporarily hard-code ncpu as 1: |
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my $ncpu = 1; |
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my $Class="DEFAULT"; |
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my $ClassDir=""; |
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#return if $dirname eq ""; |
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@DIRA=split /\//, $dirname; |
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$thispath="."; |
