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A "language" question (sorry for interrupting)

Hello.

I know this is not a suitable post to this group, but none of my
friends or acquaintances could give me clear explanation of this, I
would like to ask a favor of this group.

I am reading an article about build process optimization. In the
article, it says that you have to rerun "when the build breaks." Could
anybody explain what it means? Does it mean "when the building process
stops" or "when an error occurs in the building process"?

Thank you very much in advance.

M.

Oct 14 '06 #1
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of************@gmail.com wrote:
I know this is not a suitable post to this group, but none of my
friends or acquaintances could give me clear explanation of this, I
would like to ask a favor of this group.

I am reading an article about build process optimization. In the
article, it says that you have to rerun "when the build breaks." Could
anybody explain what it means? Does it mean "when the building process
stops" or "when an error occurs in the building process"?
Please consider asking in 'comp.software-eng'. I do not see even
a hint of a C++ language question here.

V
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Oct 14 '06 #2
Hello, Victor.

I appreciate your suggestion. I will try "comp.software-eng."
Thank you!

M.

Oct 14 '06 #3

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