Re: why does devel/electron41 show as blacklisted on pkg.f.o
void <[email protected]> Wed, 27 May 2026 03:18:38 +0100
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On Tue, May 26, 2026 at 07:29:49AM +0200, Kurt Jaeger wrote: > >The ports tree is a dependency tree. To target the fastest way for >upgrades would require to rebuild if a dependency changes >and to optimise the longest path, compile-time-wise. > >Finding that longest path would be interesting. > >Some elements in that path might have problems with parallel >compilation (MAKE_JOBS_UNSAFE option). Fixing those elements >might help. > >Because this longest path is not subject to parallelization, I'm >not sure it's easily achievable. > >It is subject to CPU takt rate optimization, therefore using faster >CPUs might help as well. And large TMPFS. I don't think I articulated what I meant thoroughly. By distributed I mean something like folding@home where a user would get a slice of work and process/upload it. I have absolutely *no idea* if this is even feasible. Just spitballing what came into my head when thinking about how to share the load. I mean just 1000 subscribers crunching on half power would be an immense resource, compared to just a few machines doing it. --