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Subject: Re: cvs commit: src Makefile 
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   of "Sun, 05 Nov 2000 16:15:14 PST." <20001105161514.A7914@dragon.nuxi.com> 
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> Adding the duplicated "start" message was intentional -- so it would be
> easy to see how long the `make world' took.  

make world | grep '^>>>'

This shows you the start time, the milestones, and the stop time.  If
you really like to see it in summary form then I'd suggest you move
the initial "make world started" message to the end and put them next
to eachother; I wouldn't mind that, it just looked silly to see two
start messages in my own log output.

- Jordan


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