Tone down Clang verbosity#711
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To make Travis logs slightly less insane. This implies some minor fixes to a few third-party builds, because CMake. >_<".
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Only skimmed; mostly just "sigh" ;-)
Also, switch dropbear to verbose to figure out where it's going wrong.
Doing it the right way is already pretty crazy in shell (c.f., my script or the Gentoo ebuild), so in CMake, AHAHAHAHA, NOPE.
But found new stuff ignoring *FLAGS, boo.
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That apparently shaved off ~5min from the Clang build, because everything is terrible, I guess? EDIT: Or not. :D |
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To make Travis logs slightly less insane.
This implies some minor fixes to a few third-party builds, because
CMake. >_<".