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From: Tony Kimball <alk@Think.COM>
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Subject: make world resumption
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Making world takes a long time.  When it fails, it starts from the
beginning.  I love gmake.  I do not grok bmake.  I suppose I will
have little choice but to start grokking in the long run, but for
the moment, I'd appreciate a pointer indicating what I need to do
to complete a make world after fixing a broken source file, in a way
that honors dependencies.