On Wed, 15 Sep 2004 08:16, Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton wrote: > hi, > > kde has a habit of creating a #include file with the entire set of > auto-generated cpp files in it. > > this results in several minute builds as the /tmp/xxxx.s assembly file > climbs in some cases to well over 8mbytes in size. > > distcc bitches about it with a "timeout" error. > > how can this be stopped? > > ta, > > l.
don't pass --enable-final to configure and then it shouldn't do that. I thought the same thing is said in the distcc FAQ, but anyway I know from my experience with KDE compiles, --enable-final means distcc is distributing 250MB+ files to remote servers, so if you have less than a 100MB network the time you save on actual compiling you lose on transferring those huge files. I haven't noticed any performance or stability differences either with or without --enable-final so now I just don't use that in my configure line. Hamish
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