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Enable silent build rules by default #1021

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Enable silent build rules by default #1021

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Commits on Sep 19, 2024

  1. Enable silent build rules by default 

    Enable silent build rules by default.

You can still use verbose build rules by using any of the following
methods:

  * run `configure` with the `--disable-silent-rules` argument
  * run `make` with the `V=1` argument

This hides the compiler command line which makes debugging users'
problems more difficult. To compensate for that, this prints the
build flags separately, but a lot less frequently:

For each part of the build (`libgphoto2_port.la`, iolibs,
`libgphoto2.la`, camlibs), if something of that part has been
rebuilt, prints the build flags (_CPPFLAGS, _CFLAGS, _LIBADD,
_LDFLAGS) once.

Always prints the environment variables CPPFLAGS CFLAGS LDADD
LIBADD LDFLAGS once, whether they are the defaults the configure
script sets or given on the `make` command line.

Not all make recipes have been converted to be completely silent,
but the majority (especially the Automake standard recipes) are
now silent.
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    ndim committed Sep 19, 2024
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  2. ci: Start using silent rules

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    ndim committed Sep 19, 2024
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