Re: Distributed Builds: How can I check that it's working?
Re: Distributed Builds: How can I check that it's working?
- Subject: Re: Distributed Builds: How can I check that it's working?
- From: William Bumgarner <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 4 Apr 2006 10:39:08 -0700
On Apr 4, 2006, at 4:42 AM, Phil Faber wrote: I've configured Distributed Builds on our two-Macintosh network.
The machine I'm initiating a build process on states (in Preferences) that it does recognise the other machine as sharing and it also confirms that it is "distributing compilations" during a build.
However, the "distributing compilations" message appears even if I switch OFF the other machine! This may simply mean that it's trying to distribute compilation and (as per the documentation) switches back to the first machine if it doesn't work.
But my question is this: How I can tell whether Distributive Builds are actually taking place [the other machine doesn't appear to be doing anything (I'm checking Activity Monitor for disc access, unusual CPU use, etc.)]
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!
Check the verbose build log. Before each compilation request there will be a list of the machines eligible for distribution.
Also, ssh into the builder(s) and run top -u. You should see gcc or cc1obj showing up near the top of the list every now and then.
b.bum |
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