Re: [gentoo-user] Compiling for different CPU but same architecture

["Jc García" <jyo.garcia@gmail.com>]

2014-08-01 6:22 GMT-06:00 Nilesh Govindrajan <me@nileshgr.com>:

>
> Why it shouldn't matter? What if a package's building process depends on
> some other package? Though the build process isn't for a completely
> different arch, it might matter. That's my doubt.
>
>
If you want to build packages(tbz2), especifically for one machine,
and you setup a container to do the building there you will have
everything you need and you can have /etc/portage  in sync, the issue
might be if you want to reuse packages on both machines you would have
to ensure the package and dependencies use -mtune=generic, but you
still can have use flags differing that's more trouble.
I wanted to do the same as you, but my resources are more constrained,
I have an i3 desktop, where I have a container building for an
amd-e2100 netbook(mostly for large packages), I didn't use distcc
since building in the netbook doesn't really make the building much
faster, but if I had more resources I would try to use distcc in pump
mode.