On Fri, Apr 29, 2011 at 11:03 AM, Elad wrote:
> These patches[1][2] makes it possible to run our build script with the
> -j parameter, which makes it use more then one process and thus
> improves build time on multi-core systems.
> to test, run make -j2 make -j3 or make -j4 (the number is the numb
Most build scripts (build.py) that I checked (I checked all except
fedorahosted) contains useless conditions, options, functions and
imports, which make it really hard for me to improve them.
Only two build scripts were good, fp.o and fedoracommunity.org.
I checked what happens if I copy the fp.o
On Fri, Apr 29, 2011 at 11:04 AM, Kévin Raymond
wrote:
> make clean && make all
> real 3m6.863s
>
> make clean && make all
Oops,
make clean && make -j4 all
of course
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On Fri, Apr 29, 2011 at 10:03 AM, Elad wrote:
> These patches[1][2] makes it possible to run our build script with the
> -j parameter, which makes it use more then one process and thus
> improves build time on multi-core systems.
> to test, run make -j2 make -j3 or make -j4 (the number is the numb
These patches[1][2] makes it possible to run our build script with the
-j parameter, which makes it use more then one process and thus
improves build time on multi-core systems.
to test, run make -j2 make -j3 or make -j4 (the number is the number
of allowed jobs, shouldn't be higher then your numbe
