W dniu 4 marca 2009 09:50 użytkownik Arkadiusz Miskiewicz <[email protected]> napisał: > > Starting from today Th builders will do parallel builds by default where > possible (where parallel mean that single build is using make -jX). > > x86_64 and ppc builders are doing -j1 builds because machines probably won't > be able to handle higher values well. > > x86_64, ppc: max_jobs = 2, default 1 > i486, i686: max_jobs =16, default 12 > athlon: max_jobs = 8, default 6 > > make-request.sh has now a "-j" option that allows user to choose different > value than default ones. Note that if user specifies value that doesn't match > <1, max_jobs config option specified on builder> range then builder default > will be used. > > -t -j1 can be used to test if some build succeeds without parallel make. > > http://ep09.pld-linux.org/~builderth/queue.html shows jobs=X value where X > always show what user requested (or 0 if used didn't use -jX at all). Of > course <1, max_jobs config option specified on builder> still applies so there > can be jobs=1000 in queue while builder will use -j1 because that's what > max_jobs said. > > If some app has broken build system then: > * -t -j1 can be used to test if some build succeeds without parallel make > * workaround in spec is to put -j1 there
Great news! I appreciate that. -- "I'm living proof if you do one thing right in your career, you can coast for a long time. A LOOOOONG time." -Guy Kawasaki _______________________________________________ pld-devel-pl mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pld-linux.org/mailman/listinfo/pld-devel-pl
