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Revision as of 16:46, 18 December 2022
, 18 December 2022→Advanced options: Add crossref and mention the new --override-repo option
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* Skip compilation of programs: <code>-c n</code> | * Skip compilation of programs: <code>-c n</code> | ||
* Build with compositor: <code>--compositor</code> | * Build with compositor: <code>--compositor</code> | ||
* Force the use of a particular branch for a given component: <code>--component-branch ''COMPONENT=BRANCH''</code> (e.g., <code>--component-branch OSG=OpenSceneGraph-3.6</code>, <code>--component-branch FGFS=next</code>, etc.—but remember that components FGFS, SIMGEAR and DATA must ''always'' be in sync). | * Force the use of a particular branch for a given component: <code>--component-branch ''COMPONENT=BRANCH''</code> (e.g., <code>--component-branch OSG=OpenSceneGraph-3.6</code>, <code>--component-branch FGFS=next</code>, etc.—but remember that components FGFS, SIMGEAR and DATA must ''always'' be in sync). See [[#Component-specific settings|Component-specific settings]] for details. | ||
* Override the repository from which a given component is initially fetched: <code>--override-repo ''COMPONENT''=''SITE'':''ADDRESS''</code> (see [[#Component-specific settings|Component-specific settings]]). | |||
For example, if you are a developer and wish to quickly recompile and reinstall only your own modifications for FlightGear, you can do this: | For example, if you are a developer and wish to quickly recompile and reinstall only your own modifications for FlightGear, you can do this: | ||