This is awesome, timing on the new build (after a clean):
Target successfully built: targets/nrf52
real 0m6.327s
user 0m26.972s
sys 0m9.276s
$ newt target show nrf52
targets/nrf52
app=apps/slinky
bsp=hw/bsp/nrf52dk
build_profile=debug
6 seconds for a full build. Not bad!
Sterling
On 5 Jan 2017, at 11:57, Christopher Collins wrote:
On Thu, Jan 05, 2017 at 09:00:11AM -0500, Cris Frusina wrote:
Hi David,
Sounds like a pain!
So I got an Ubuntu VM running on the Windows machine and installed
the myNewt natively. I didn't really see much of a speed bump (needs
a bit further testing). I'll try a different computer later today.
Worst case I'll find a Mac to try it on.
Just an note - I ended up adding multithreaded build support to newt
yesterday. In the develop branch, you can enable it with the
"-j <num-parallel-jobs>" command line option, e.g.,
newt -j 5 build my_blinky_sim
A word of warning, though: don't upgrade your newt to develop if you
are using Mynewt 1.0-b1 and aren't prepared to upgrade that as well.
Since the 1.0-b1 release, some backwards-compatible changes were made
to
the newt tool.
Thanks,
Chris
