Hi Samisa,
This happens only when it compile a library. When it compile an
executable it won't happen twice. For example if you test this for an
client executable you can see it compile only once. But if you go to
server samples you can see that it build twice. I think this is how GNU
build works and we can't do anything about it. To verify this I looked
at other two projects(libdvdcss and wsdl pull) using GNU build system
and found that there same thing happen.
thanks
damitha
Samisa Abeysinghe wrote:
Damitha, the problem is partially fixed but not completely.
Digging further into the problem, I found that almost all source files
are compiled twice.
1. Source file compiled with "-fPIC -DPIC" options and object placed
in .libs folder inside source folder
2. Source file compiled without "-fPIC -DPIC" options and object
placed in source folder
I do not think that this is necessary, we should have only one
compiling of a given source.
Thanks,
Samisa...
Damitha Kumarage wrote:
Hi Samisa,
Thanks very much for pointing this out. I found the reason for this
and fixed it.
Damitha
Samisa Abeysinghe wrote:
It looks to me that the same source file is compiled more than once
in some cases when I do a full build.
This must be the reason for the *very* slow build time.
To verify this do a 'make clean' and then 'sh build.sh > out'
Then 'vi out' and '/http_worker.c' and search next. There are
multiple occurences.
This we have to fix. It is annyoing to wait till a build finishes -
takes *so long* :-(
Samisa...
