Re: Distributed compiles
Re: Distributed compiles
- Subject: Re: Distributed compiles
- From: j o a r <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 7 Sep 2005 00:32:50 +0200
On 6 sep 2005, at 23.12, Alec Carlson wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply. I guess that I was just assuming (always
dangerous for me) that the local processor would also be used for
compiling
even with distributed compiles enabled. This makes a lot more sense
IMHO
then sharing the local system with itself by creating a loopback
TCP link
through distcc/distccd just so the local system will compile during
a build.
In any case, I appreciate the update. Thanks.
The point is that it most often doesn't make sense to use the local
computer to compile files, and that's why it's not facilitated. The
idea is that you get best over all performance from using the local
computer to manage the distribution of builds, and not to have it
take part in the compilation. This might not be true for all setups,
but it is probably true in the general case.
Don't forget to read the section on distributed builds in the Xcode
user manual. It's pretty good.
j o a r
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