Hello all,
Is libf77compat.so is available in studio-11 for solaris x86.?
I see the library is available in studio-11 sparc version, but not in
x86 version.
From docs it seems f77 is deprecated and replaced with a wrapper
script which invokee f90 in f77 mode. I am wondering why would the
James C. Cotillier wrote:
README.opensolaris version 1.46 is still clear that Studio 10 is the preferred compiler [presumably, as opposed to gcc].
My Studio 11 build of ON (20060619) running under snv_41 on an Intel P4 is breaking
in a way similar to that of a discuss poster in November '05,
James C. Cotillier wrote:
README.opensolaris version 1.46 is still clear that Studio 10 is the preferred compiler [presumably, as opposed to gcc].
My Studio 11 build of ON (20060619) running under snv_41 on an Intel P4 is breaking
in a way similar to that of a discuss poster in November '05,
On 10/27/05 18:43, Mike Kupfer wrote:
Bart The most important thing to do is to set your .make.machines file
Bart to have an appropriate amount of parallelism.
.make.machines is just for ParallelMake, though, right?
I'm pretty near certain that dmake also looks at .make.machines. Unlike
Gavin == Gavin Maltby [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Gavin I'm pretty near certain that dmake also looks at .make.machines.
It looks like you're right. The man page doesn't say anything about it,
but strings(1) does report
%s/.make.machines
mike
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Gavin == Gavin Maltby [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Gavin I'm pretty near certain that dmake also looks at .make.machines.
It looks like you're right. The man page doesn't say anything about it,
but strings(1) does report
%s/.make.machines
And in any
Hello all,
LKR has recently told us about the record performance of
Studio 11. I would very much like to cut down my current
12-hour+ build time for OpenSolaris (OK, I should buy some
new H/W ;-) ); so when is Studio 11 going to be let loose on
the OpenSolaris community? Real soon
Hello all,
LKR has recently told us about the record performance of
Studio 11. I would very much like to cut down my current
12-hour+ build time for OpenSolaris (OK, I should buy some
new H/W ;-) ); so when is Studio 11 going to be let loose on
the OpenSolaris community? Real soon
Hi Sean,
Stay tuned...we're planning a release within the next month+! There
is a special twist on tap with Sun Studio 11 that we believe the
general development community will appreciate- but I will not divulge
just yet. (how is that for a teaser? :-)
Have folks tried using Sun Studio's
On Thu, 27 Oct 2005, Sean Sprague wrote:
LKR has recently told us about the record performance of
Studio 11. I would very much like to cut down my current
12-hour+ build time for OpenSolaris (OK, I should buy some
12+ hours?! WTF are you using man, an abacus?!
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Rich Teer, SCNA, SCSA,
Hey Kuldip!
I thought you might be lurking nearby ;-)
Hi Sean,
Stay tuned...we're planning a release within the next month+! There is
a special twist on tap with Sun Studio 11 that we believe the general
development community will appreciate- but I will not divulge just yet.
(how is
Hey Casper,
I'm not sure if this will really improve the performance of
compiling all that much
:-(
Thanks anyways... Sean.
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Rich Teer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
12+ hours?! WTF are you using man, an abacus?!
I did get the same estimated time on a 900 MHz Pentium.
I have not been able to finish on schilliX
Jörg
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Sean Sprague wrote:
Hey Casper,
I'm not sure if this will really improve the performance of
compiling all that much
:-(
Thanks anyways... Sean.
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The most important
The most important thing to do is to set your .make.machines
file to have an appropriate amount of parallelism. This
depends on cpu count and ratio of disk speed to cpu. I run
my 2 processor Opteron like this:
The SUNWonbld package creates a /.make.machines based on
calculating what could
Bart/Darren,
The most important thing to do is to set your .make.machines
file to have an appropriate amount of parallelism. This
depends on cpu count and ratio of disk speed to cpu. I run
my 2 processor Opteron like this:
The SUNWonbld package creates a /.make.machines based on
Mr. T!
On Thu, 27 Oct 2005, Sean Sprague wrote:
LKR has recently told us about the record performance of
Studio 11. I would very much like to cut down my current
12-hour+ build time for OpenSolaris (OK, I should buy some
12+ hours?! WTF are you using man, an abacus?!
Something you know
Bart The most important thing to do is to set your .make.machines file
Bart to have an appropriate amount of parallelism.
.make.machines is just for ParallelMake, though, right?
I believe that external folks are generally using dmake.
mike
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