2.3k Patch Would Improve Linux Build Times 50~80% & Fix “Dependency Hell”
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Re: 2.3k Patch Would Improve Linux Build Times 50~80% & Fix “Dependency Hell”
#2this means an enormous suite of more than 2000 individual patches
Re: 2.3k Patch Would Improve Linux Build Times 50~80% & Fix “Dependency Hell”
#3Re: 2.3k Patch Would Improve Linux Build Times 50~80% & Fix “Dependency Hell”
#4this doesnt mean a single 2.3 kilobyte patch. this means an enormous suite of more than 2000 individual patches
Re: 2.3k Patch Would Improve Linux Build Times 50~80% & Fix “Dependency Hell”
#5this doesnt mean a single 2.3 kilobyte patch. this means an enormous suite of more than 2000 individual patches
Yes, the "Massive ~2.3k Patch Series" in the article title give a better idea about this patch vs "2.3K Patch" HN title.
Re: 2.3k Patch Would Improve Linux Build Times 50~80% & Fix “Dependency Hell”
#6this doesnt mean a single 2.3 kilobyte patch. this means an enormous suite of more than 2000 individual patches
Re: 2.3k Patch Would Improve Linux Build Times 50~80% & Fix “Dependency Hell”
#7Title should be fixed. This isn’t a 2.3k patch. It’s a series of 2300 patches.
Re: 2.3k Patch Would Improve Linux Build Times 50~80% & Fix “Dependency Hell”
#8Re: 2.3k Patch Would Improve Linux Build Times 50~80% & Fix “Dependency Hell”
#9Title should be fixed. This isn’t a 2.3k patch. It’s a series of 2300 patches.
That makes more sense. One would think the only response to such a big change would be to insist it be made into many smaller requests.
Re: 2.3k Patch Would Improve Linux Build Times 50~80% & Fix “Dependency Hell”
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yes, the "Massive ~2.3k Patch Series" in the article title give a better idea about this patch vs "2.3K Patch" HN title.
In relation to the article, it seems like Ingo Molnar did everyone a favor by doing some low level code clean up. I hope this gets tested and accepted.