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Re: pictures at tracker
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lugnet.cad
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Sat, 18 May 2002 03:01:39 GMT
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In lugnet.cad, Ross Crawford writes:
> But we already know exactly when an image needs updating! Using make, you
> still have to decide when to execute the make command, I'm saying the
> obvious time to do it is when a file is submitted (update it's image and all
> those which depend on it). You already have all the dependencies, and you
> already know when an image needs updating, why do you need make?
I have to disagree: we don't 'know' exactly when an image needs updating.
We have the information needed to figure out which image(s) need updating,
but it's in a form that still needs to be sorted through. Sorting through
it isn't too hard, but it's still not trivial. It would be much less work,
even from where we are, to spit out some make-style dependency files, and
let make do the work.
I think.
Steve
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