On 05.10.2011 21:45, Bill Hoffman wrote:


I just tried this on a machine here.

"svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/branches/work/kst/portto4/kst"

CMake build:
make -j8

real    3m19.131s
user    16m31.866s
sys     3m25.289s

Qmake build:
real    2m55.761s
user    15m15.585s
sys     1m58.203s
mp/../viewitem.h:92: warning: unused parameter 'f'
tmp/../viewitem.h:92: warning: unused parameter 'c'
rm -f libkst2app.so.1.0.0 libkst2app.so libkst2app.so.1 libkst2app.so.1.0
linking ../../build/lib/libkst2app.so.1.0.0
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lGL
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make[1]: *** [../../build/lib/libkst2app.so.1.0.0] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/hoffman/kst-qmake/src/libkstapp'
make: *** [sub-src-libkstapp-make_default-ordered] Error 2


So, for me the qmake build had a total failure after almost taking as
long to build.  So, CMake wins because the qmake build never actually
finishes... :)

BTW, This is an 8 core machine.  What are you building on to get .5
minute builds?  Something is odd here...


4 real cores and hyper threading with Ubuntu 11.10 and GCC 4.6: 1m15.467s
But the build times aren't that interesting.

The .5 you mentioned where .5 seconds which it takes to run make on an
already build project:

$ time make
[ 19%] Built target kst2core
[ 33%] Built target kst2math
[ 43%] Built target kst2widgets
[ 90%] Built target kst2app
[ 90%] Built target kst2_filters_differentiation
[ 92%] Built target kst2_datasource_ascii
[ 92%] Built target kst2_datasource_qimagesource
[ 93%] Built target kst2_datasource_sampledatasource
[ 93%] Built target kst2_dataobject_bin
[ 94%] Built target kst2_dataobject_linefit
[ 95%] Built target kst2_dataobject_chop
[ 96%] Built target kst2_dataobject_phase
[ 96%] Built target kst2_dataobject_lockin
[ 97%] Built target kst2_dataobject_statistics
[ 97%] Built target kst2_dataobject_shift
[ 97%] Built target kst2_dataobject_syncbin
[ 98%] Built target kst2_dataobject_differentiation
[ 98%] Built target kst2_dataobject_crossspectrum
[ 98%] Built target kst2_dataobject_effectivebandwidth
[ 99%] Built target kst2_dataobject_genericfilter
[ 99%] Built target kst2_filters_cumulativesum
[100%] Built target kst2_filters_despike
[100%] Built target kst2

real    0m1.772s
user    0m1.116s
sys     0m0.372s
$

How is this called 'clean run'?
I hope this measures best the pure make-system speed.

Peter

-Bill




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