Re: XCode usable?
Re: XCode usable?
- Subject: Re: XCode usable?
- From: Scott Tooker <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 5 Nov 2003 11:01:25 -0800
I would file bugs on the individual issues you are seeing (I think we
know about the sleep problem, but don't worry about duplicates).
Scott
On Nov 4, 2003, at 3:45 PM, Dix Lorenz wrote:
>>> Distributed compiling sometimes works, then it's awesome. Mostly it
>>> doesn't and I have no clue why. It seems to hate being stopped and
>>> machines that go to sleep, regardless if they are used for compiling
>>> at that moment or not. Right now, if I use DC, it spawns 6 compiles
>>> (correct: 3 machines with dual procs available), but the other
>>> machines are idle and my machine is compiling only 1 file. I have no
>>> idea how to fix that other than restarting machines and don't even
>>> know if I should restart my machine or the others. So I've switched
>>> it
>>> off until the next release.
>>
>> Two things to check. First make sure you are using native targets.
>> Second, I believe the same version of gcc needs to be used on all the
>> machines.
>
> I am using native targets, I have seen the same problems no matter if
> I was just updating an old PB-Project or starting a new XCode-Project.
> And the Installation is the same on all Macs, I wouldn't even know how
> to put other versions of gcc on there. As I said: in principle it
> works. With all computers freshly restarted and building from a clean
> start, it works fine. It just starts deteriorating from then on: For
> example when one machine goes to sleep, it vanishes in the
> Preferences, but XCode still starts 6 compiles, it should start 4.
> Stopping compiles seems to leave either the server or the client or
> some deamon (oh yeah, some better documentation would be nice, too) in
> some kind of state where it still thinks it is compiling, and doesn't
> accept new compile-tasks. I have some source files on a mounted disk
> image and even when I quit XCode and wait for all visible action
> (according to top) to cease (and longer), I can't eject the image:
> using fstat there is always some process distccsched (or something
> like that) accessing a file on the image, which it shouldn't, IMHO. I
> can kill it and then eject the image. But the problems start way
> before that...
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