On 04/02/2013 09:12 AM, Andrew Hughes wrote:
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sh ./configure --enable-sjavac
-- Jon
On 03/26/2013 03:43 PM, Martin Buchholz wrote:
If I modify an ordinary JDK source file (like StringBuilder.java), then all
files are recompiled, even those that don't have any compile-time
dependency on StringBuilder.
## Starting jdk
Compiling 9412 files for BUILD_JDK
I'd like to see instead
Compiling 103 files for BUILD_JDK
And what does that do? I see no mention of it in README-builds.html.
sjavac -- short for smart javac -- is a new tool written by Fredrik
Ohrstrom --
that does intelligent, possibly parallel, compilation of Java files.
It uses
an internal server architecture that can take advantage of modern multi-core
systems, and (after an initial compilation) it can take advantage of
dependency
analysis to minimize the number of files that are recompiled after a change.
We're still trying to work out some remaining issues, not least the
resource
management, since it's a hungry beast, so it is not enabled by default, but
can be enabled with the --enable-sjavac flag.
-- Jon
