Thank you for the response.
My bad, I created these distributions from Windows.
Now I have recreated from Linux and uploaded to the site.
Probably the issue with C++ tool is related to the wrong line endings.
Is path to gcc in your PATH env?
BTW, to run memory_monitor.py for Aqualid:
$ python memory_monitor.py python -c "import aqualid; aqualid.main()"
Thank you.
Best regards,
Constantine,
On 01/21/15 21:04, Dirk Bächle wrote:
Hi Constantine,
On 21.01.2015 13:18, Constantine wrote:
Hello Dirk,
I tested this SCons version with memory optimizations on 10000 C++
files.
Updated graphs can be found here:
https://github.com/aqualid/aqualid/wiki/Benchmark-results-for-v0.5
I see about 20% improvement.
thanks for your updates, the 20% are about what I would've expected.
I'm currently trying to reproduce your benchmark on my machine, but I'm
struggling with the genbench.py script. The created make.aql requests
the "c++" tool, while no such module exists in the "aqualid/tools"
package.
What's going on?
In addition, after the initial "python setup.py install" the "aql" script
wouldn't run because it contained DOS (CRLF) line endings. I had to
run dos2unix
on the script...
Best regards,
Dirk
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