Fabien COELHO schrieb:
>>> Improving the performance would require to fix the install script so
>>> that it can handle more than one argument at once, and/or use a more or less
>>> standard "install" program when available.
>>
>> We used to try to use the "standard" install program when available.
>> After sufficient bitter experience, we concluded that "standard" and
>> "install" are not words that should be used together.
>
>
> Ok. I trust you on that;-)
>
> Thus the only performance improvement I can see is to change the
> "install" script, for instance by considering the multi-argument apache
> version as a candidate replacement.
>
> This might require also to fix makefiles install target to take
> advantage of the fact.
>
> Also, it might require to deal with "extensions" of the postgres script
> somehow, if it has any such things.
>
> I might look into it as I'm somehow responsible for the
> "install-all-headers" new default, but I don't have much time
> right now.
I don't believe that the install script is the only culprit, it's
makefile target:
all static libs, headers and all docs are not needed there.
maybe add another install target: "install-regress" and collect only the
needed binaries, shared libs, timezone and intl stuff.
ah, even this is not needed.
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Reini Urban
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