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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #52605, comment 21

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 I was assuming that you already had a copy of the current version of gtk3 installed without the debugging symbols.  In that case, install will build but not install because
 it thinks, it's all ready installed.  So upgrade works in that case.  If old version or nothing installed you should use install.
+it thinks, it's already installed.  So upgrade works in that case.  If old version or nothing installed you should use install.
 The flags are as follows:
 -n upgrade just this port and not its dependencies
 -s force a build from source; don't use archived binary if available
 -k don't clean after install/update if finished; this leaves the source in place for reference from gdb
 --force update and replace the currently installed version even if it's the same version as what I'm building
+-n upgrade just this port and not its dependencies[[BR]]
+-s force a build from source; don't use archived binary if available[[BR]]
+-k don't clean after install/update if finished; this leaves the source in place for reference from gdb[[BR]]
+--force update and replace the currently installed version even if it's the same version as what I'm building[[BR]]
 Of course, -g turns on debug symbols, -O0 disables all optimizations which can get in your way while debugging.  You don't want anything optimized out of existence!