Sorry but the problem is the way the project is structured... I never
saw a java project with 3 k sources on a single project....
I worked on a project with a thousand classes on a single tree... the
build was deathly slow, when I convinced the bosses to split it found
all kind of weirdness, cyclic references and duplicated code that made
it so slow. Once I finished, building 50 pieces was faster then that old
monolithic one...
Em 03/07/2011 19:01, "Richard Lee" <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> escreveu:
Thx for the response.
It is logically grouped into 4 major areas, with each of those areas
grouped into 5-20 sub areas. However, it all needs to come together to
make the final AIR application. It is useful for the engineers to have
access to all the source for debugging, code completion, hover asdocs,
etc. Changes can happen at all levels, but most frequently at the upper
levels of the code. When there are low level changes, an automated way
of everyone picking them up would be great... perhaps if made into maven
projects using SNAPSHOT versioning and a central repository, that would
'just work'?
I'm getting the feeling as we go along with this project that no one
builds big, complex software with Actionscript, as the tools seem not up
to the task. :-(
Also, Maven seems really slow to compile even trivial swc/swf
applications. Is this expected?
Richard
On 07/03/2011 02:43 PM, Marvin Froeder wrote:
> 2500 sources? That alone feels wrong. You should split that into
> multiple pieces. Find some logical way to group the source and go for it.
>
> Em 03/07/2011 17:59, "Richard Lee" <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>
> <mailto:[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>> escreveu:
>> Hi there-
>>
>> I'm working on an Actionscript 3 project with approx 2500 source
>> files. How do people organize and build such projects using modern
>> IDEs without those IDEs falling over and dying due to poor memory
>> management? The code is loosely divided into 4 major parts, with many
>> subparts. It does have a highly layered and fairly clean architecture,
>> but most engineers need to have access to all of it, so segmenting it
>> into different deliverables is not helpful.
>>
>> We have a few other design goals with our build system which may or
>> may not be helpful. One is that the source repository is largely read-
>> only as far as the build is concerned. This means all build byproducs
>> must go 'elsewhere'. Most build systems I've seen, including maven,
>> seem to want to stick the build byproducts in the source repository,
>> usually as a child of the build files. Another goal is that the build
>> needs to support enforcement of architectural layering, but needs to
>> also be fast.
>>
>> Are there any good example opensource projects out there people could
>> point me at?
>>
>> Richard
>>
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