On 9/12/2012 1:54 PM, Alan Bateman wrote:
On 12/09/2012 06:46, Fredrik Öhrström wrote:
:
Excellent. I hope you realize how valuable it is that the build system
recompiled the proper source files, then proceed to generate the the
jni headers output
because of native methods in those classes that were recompiled, then
proceed to recompile only the shared libraries that implement these
jni interfaces.
Later we will make sure that if the recompile of the java source file
does not change the jni header, it will not be updated/touched.
Have you tried making an actual change in a Java source file that
changes the public api? To see how the build system recompiles all
packages
that import from that changed package?
I am aware of how clever the new build is, too clever sometimes!! So
when I removed the -Xprefer:source then it immediately detected my
attempt at subterfuge:
Dropping old javac_state since a new command line is used
In terms of timings then it reduced that specific incremental build case
from 33 to 22s, which I think it getting into the right ball park.
That sounds promising. Thanks for testing this.
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best regards,
Anthony
