BJörn Lindqvist wrote: > On Mon, Feb 25, 2008 at 9:01 PM, Simos Xenitellis > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> 1. jhbuild build gtk+ (just 16 packages) >> 2. jhbuild shell to get a shell with env variables properly set. >> 3. now run your test program that is based on gtk+; will use fresh >> gtk+ library, the rest of the libraries come from the system >> 4. hack gtk+, then type "make install" to refresh your build with the >> new changes (takes <15s on modern systems) >> 5. go to step 3. >> > > Only FIFTEEN SECONDS?? That is amazingly quick. I thought I had a > reasonably fast computer, but just the install step after make is > successful takes 53 seconds. Most of that time is spent by libtool > relinking libraries and it seems (to me) improbable that it can be > done in less than 15 seconds. > It depends what files you are working on. If you make changes on header files, then a whole lot of stuff will get recompiled (due to the dependencies), amounting to several minutes. In my specific case however, just a single .c file had to be recompiled in every go, and linked with the rest of the object files to make libgtk+.
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