As a general observation on large development teams, infrastructure
can get less love, because everyone comes to the team to work on the
exciting main product, not the more mundane build infrastructure. If
you have ideas on how to fix this stuff, I think it would be perfectly
reasonable to put up patches that will improve things. Not as
exciting as changing something that millions of people will see,
perhaps, but if your request is ever to happen, SOMEONE has to do the
gruntwork to make it happen...
-scott
On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 8:14 AM, nakro<yoav.zilberb...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Pawel, since i have it working on my machine (or i really could not
> code with chrome)
> i can tell you it is much more than a flag
>
> just as an example the name of chrome_dll.vcproj produces chrome.dll,
> but the incremental files would clash with chrome.vcproj who does the
> exe
> another example : you seem to have several 'TCMalloc_SystemAlloc'
> functions, which the linker can resolve if they are in a lib
> but would clash if linked as objects
>
> but none of this is too hard to solve, and i think is worth it....
>
> i have a T5200 cpu (translated slow) and a very slow hard disk, but
> unless all of you have 8 cores and SSD i think
> we would all benefit from it
>
> especially that lately it seems more non google employees are trying
> to help with chrome
> >
>
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