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From: Per Wigren <wigren@home.se>
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Subject: Re: [gentoo-dev] ebuild USE priority
Date: Wed, 15 May 2002 00:51:49 +0200
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I'd say that you should go for this order: SDL, X11, SVGA..
And don't forget to --enable-penguins! :) It doesn't make UAE slower (more 
than maybe 0.5%) on singleprocessor-systems, but it is noticably faster on 
SMP!

Hmm... Maybe there is a USE-variable for SMP? Or some other way to check it?

// Wigren

Wednesday 15 May 2002 00.23 skrev Erik Grinaker:
> Hi all
>
> I'm making an ebuild here, and have run into a small "problem".
>
> The ebuild is for the Unix Amiga Emulator, or uae for short. uae allows
> you to select which backend to compile against during ./configure, and
> you can choose *either* x, svgalib, ncurses or sdl.
>
> If a user has, say, both X and svga in his USE variable, how do I
> determine whether to use X or svgalib for backend?
>
> According to what I believe is common sense I would prioritize them as
> X, sdl, svga, ncurses - but is there a better way to do this, or do I
> just go by feeling?