Re: trouble with distributed builds
Re: trouble with distributed builds
- Subject: Re: trouble with distributed builds
- From: Greg Guerin <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 27 Jul 2009 14:36:34 -0700
Stephen DiVerdi wrote:
I'm running os x 10.5.7, and before xcode 3.1.2. I'm distributing
via distcc, using Bonjour for discovery, and had been successfully
giving work to many other machines on my local subnet. About two
weeks ago, I upgraded to xcode 3.1.3, and now I can't distribute
among any other machines anymore.
Check the list archives. I'm pretty sure distcc is very sensitive to
versions of compiler, libs, sdks, and other aspects of the build.
This suggests you'd have to upgrade the other machines on your subnet
to the same Xcode version (and possibly OS version).
Since you're using Bonjour discovery, you might want to get a
generalized Bonjour browser and use it to inspect the discovery
details and see if the clients (helpers) have versions compatible
with the controller host. I'm pretty sure the version info is
communicated in the mDNS datagrams.
I use TildeSoft's "Bonjour Browser". There are probably others.
http://www.tildesoft.com/
You could also use a tool like Interarchy's "Traffic" feature to view
the raw mDNS datagrams and look for distcc versioning details.
-- GG
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