The only reason the libressl vs openssl recompilation is a think is because openssl broke the abi with pkcs11 vs pkcs9 split or something like that. Programs support both but some programs have the split into different code depending on what's avaliable at link time, with the other being left out of the symbols. No excuse for the shit joke that is dynamic linking in cy+24
You can do that with portage it is called ccache. It does exactly as you described by saving the object files and only recompiling a program based on changes to the objects.
Jason Allen
Yes Portage has more features, but those features are irrelevant because of Guix's features.
Daniel White
Do these "features" include the trannycock and being written in language maintained by an ultra faggot?
Eli Diaz
G-d I'm so tired of this zoomer meme. Portage being written in Python is a literal non-issue. It works, and it works well, better than most other package managers written in your beloved C. USE flags cause calculating dependencies to be inherently slower. Paludis exists, and it wasn't much faster than Portage.
Jace Sullivan
I don't see any dicks in the source code, if you do, you should visit a doctor.
Carson Lewis
I'm surprised it's not written in GO
Noah Hall
Ah, so that's why emerge takes ten years to check dependencies.
