[ros-dev] Changing default output of the build system ("half-verbose" option)?

[Robert Köpferl]

If noone else will, I vote for nonverbose.
You should however document this variable. Maybe on the wiki???

Gregor Anich wrote:
> Hi!
> 
> I was playing around with the output of our build system a bit... I very 
> much like the way Linux-2.6 does it - it looks like this:
> [RC]      ntoskrnl.rc
> [AS]      ke/i386/multiboot.S
> [PCH]     include/ntoskrnl.h
> [CC]      ex/i386/interlck.c
> [CC]      ke/i386/exp.c
> ...
> [CC]      inbv/inbv.c
> [AR]      ntoskrnl.a
> [LD]      ntoskrnl.nostrip.exe
> [RSYM]    ntoskrnl.sym
> [OBJDUMP] ntoskrnl.map
> [LD]      ntoskrnl.exe
> ntoskrnl.exe was successfully built.
> 
> I think everybody will like this output - my question is wether
> 1) it should become the default (if VERBOSE is unset) and the old output 
> can be produced if VERBOSE=yes
> or
> 2) the old output should stay the default and the fancy one should be 
> used if VERBOSE=half or something like this
> 
> - blight
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