Re: `make build` granularity

[Chuck Yerkes <chuck+obsd_(_at_)_2003_(_dot_)_snew_(_dot_)_com>]

Quoting david l goodrich (dlg_(_at_)_dorkzilla_(_dot_)_org):
> when i run `make build` in /usr/src, it builds the whole tree, and then 
> `make install` will install /everything/, games, gcc, etc.  what about 
> machines that don't have, for example, games33.tgz and comp33.tgz 
> installed in the base system?  won't `make build` and `make install` 
> basically do a full install of -CURRENT?  is there a way to limit the 
> process?
>    --david
> 
> [demime 0.98d removed an attachment of type application/pgp-signature which had a name of PGP.sig]

If you build, you need a compiler.  You'll ALWAYS get include dirs.

Those games33.tgz and comp33.tgz files are just tarballs of part of
the built area.  When you build you get the whole OS by default.


/etc/mk.conf
can contain SKIPDIRS.
eg.
SKIPDIRS += games gnu/usr.bin/egcs 
SKIPDIRS += usr.bin/rsh usr.bin/rlogin

etc.

+= means you can have multiple lines for readability.

etc.