but it's not what you supposed to do

I have my build dir outside the git root lol

it's what I always do, mainly habit developed from badly-written build configs (or sometimes, people don't even have clean rules anymore)

if you want to lose your output directory entirely, then yes :)

It's the "how to get the working directory to match the repository" command

rd /s /q output* is simpler though

bash: rd: command not found

:b

bash: rd: command not found

besides, ReactOS takes all of 5 minutes to build on my system. It's not a big deal to me

besides, ReactOS takes all of 5 minutes to build on my system. It's not a big deal to me

What lucky, it takes 5 hours in my pc

What lucky, it takes 5 hours in my pc

I'm gonna time it right now

Intel atom from 2010

😂

Intel atom from 2010

in the times when I had only Atom-based potato machine, I never used it for building

I used a remote office workstation instead

It's a potato definitively

But....

I mean... when I still had an Athlon 64 X2, I was looking at ~45 minute build times for ReactOS. heh.

It has rs-232 port :D

It has rs-232 port :D

good for testing then, but still it's better to avoid building on that

It has rs-232 port :D

If you get desktop systems, those are still everywhere :P

my computer has one

And I can cross debug with an even 9 years older HP pavilion

real 5m24.962s user 50m40.406s sys 5m12.506s on a Ryzen 5 3600

@x86corez I have a doubt

real 5m24.962s user 50m40.406s sys 5m12.506s on a Ryzen 5 3600

User x10?

I've found a regression and made a patch

But don't know if is correct

But it fixed the regression

It's a oneliner indeed

User x10?

Basically single-thread counts added together. 12 cores working in unison.... It's like manhours. If you have 12 men working for 1 hour, there's 12 manhours. :P

Basically single-thread counts added together. 12 cores working in unison.... It's like manhours. If you have 12 men working for 1 hour, there's 12 manhours. :P

Ah, ok

If you get desktop systems, those are still everywhere :P

Not always

Here desktop computers had it until 2014~

My bro has an intel core i3 and it didn't came with rs232

My dad has an amd and it cane with rs232

Mine's from 2019 and has it

Both from march 2014

I've honestly never seen a desktop without one

I've honestly never seen a desktop without one

I have seen loooot of them

And recently I was looking for desktop prices in nearly pc shops and none of them had it

The great majority, in the quoted time period (since 2014/2015).

Most of PCs offered in my city are sold as "gamer pc"

They even don't have ps/2 ports

Just a bunch of usb slots

well mine doesn't have PS/2 either

heh

You can add a rs232 pci card into desktop computer. Also there are usb to rs232 converters.

I like how ROS doesn't take up 100GB of space all on its own

You can add a rs232 pci card into desktop computer. Also there are usb to rs232 converters.

But you can't debug ReactOS on them in the whole possiblity.

I guess the real question is whether any boards actually lack the contact leads for RS232

it's probably a good bet that even every laptop has them. Hardware hacking away!

ARM boards maybe

I can't remember where I readed that almost every ARM soc comes with serial port capabilities

KDE has a native non-Cygwin Windows port, including shell replacement.

Plasma shell on windows was a proof of concept on KDE4 times (I tried it at the time) ... Current plasma probably doesn't build on windows (I'd love to take a look into it, though) Although, when Wayland came into scene for KDE stuff it also helped to separate X11-specific stuff so in theory it should not be hard to adjust some stuff to make some proof of concept again

Hey guys, I'm still a bit new to the ROS scene, I'm struggling to find documentation to help my issue: I've tried building the seperate applications to test on Windows ARM (Explorer, rshell etc) but I am having an issue with explorer not starting.. I've got rshell.dll, browseui.dll and explorer.exe together but still having the error.. I'm also novice at Windbg but it's seems to imply an issue with IMM32.dll or am I reading that wrong? Other rapps work like CMD, calc, control panel applets etc, could it be a simple error from my run directory?

Hello How are you? I wanted to ask you something. In ReactOS, the panel is located at the bottom of the taskbar (like Windows). Not so on MacOS. Upstairs. Where this function can be changed. For example, once built, it does not always have to be repaired manually.

Make one

Pitch it to the devs

git clean -xfd for me :D

Only if your output dir is inside your build dir

And why on earth would you do that

Why not?

It'd be annoying to manage external ones

Do you have separate checkouts for different kind of builds?

X86, amd64, arm, gcc and msvc?

no

and I've never really found managing branches to be difficult. It's too much hassle to deal with external dirs. :P

Uh

How do branches relate to external dirs

You mentioned checkouts

Might be some confusion with terminology. In git, branches are nearly inseparable from checkout

not at all

you know, switch between them without changing checkout

Eh. I'd much rather just use checkout than manage multiple WDs

s/checkout/WD

anyway