Hello, I'd like to ask your opinion on the idea of creating binary rpms in
parallel. It seems possible: I looked at packageBinaries() and it has a
straightforward for loop with no obvious dependencies between iterations. Each
iteration could be in its own thread via pthreads.
The reason I would like to do this is that we use rpm in Yocto project, and
a) making binary rpms is a part of image building process in Yocto; there's
generally no common package feed, so a lot of time is spent on building rpms on
the local machine.
b) some of the source packages produce a lot of very small binary packages; for
instance we package glibc locales, or perl modules separately. In embedded
world constraining disk space usage is important, so this has to be done. This
makes rpm building really slow - several minutes or more, as it iterates over
them one by one.
Opinions?
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