Just for kicks I did build.sh release natively (with -Os
-freorder-blocks - i.e. -O2 sans -faling* optimizations that blow your
binaries quite a bit) on my usl-5p running current disklessly.

The build failed in the middle of x11 because of a genuine bug in
lint2 (sloppy code missing a sequnce point, of "i + ++i" type but less
obvious) that gets triggered on sh3 with -Os.

build.sh started: Wed Sep 26 00:56:00 MSD 2007
build.sh ended:   Fri Sep 28 14:05:52 MSD 2007
real    3669m50.793s
user    2635m10.320s
sys     900m13.385s


With that lint2 bug fixed I've started an update build (which took
about two hours to get to the point where it failed).

build.sh started: Sat Sep 29 01:54:13 MSD 2007
build.sh ended:   Sat Sep 29 17:57:30 MSD 2007
real    963m18.990s
user    614m46.916s
sys     296m5.104s

which is a bit over three days in total.

SY, Uwe
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