build: add a really quiet mode for compilation #772
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With QUIET=true, build with make is really quiet: - no initial header with version / OS / arch - no display of build steps with colors - no display of build steps with % and time used - no display of total time to complete build - with VERBOSE=true, only logs from compiler Fix aristocratos#769 Signed-off-by: Laurent Cheylus <foxy@free.fr>
This doesn't add a really quiet mode, it changes the current quiet mode. |
OK, I agree => PR closed. |
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With QUIET=true, build with make is really quiet:
Fix #769
Build with GNU make and tests OK on OpenBSD current/amd64 and Linux Debian/testing with:
Only logs from compiler displayed during build with
QUIET=true VERBOSE=true make