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slow eclipse multi-project incremental build
Wed, 2009-12-02, 17:39
...every time i save the work in progress, i'm stuck for a quite few (or
more) seconds...while it rebuilds the dependent projects. I have a total of
maybe 150K LOCs (30%scala + 70@ java) in about 8 different projects...
I know the dependencies were re-written in 2.8 ( they work much better ! )
and work is still in progress - was just wondering if there is something i
can do to speed it up in the mean time? maybe there's some settings to use
the FSC or something?
i'm comparing it with Java, which is seamless for 1 million LOCs in 5-6
projects...
thanks
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Razvan Cojocaru,
Work: http://www.sigma-systems.com
Me: http://feeds.razie.com/RazvanTech
Wed, 2009-12-02, 18:07
#2
Re: slow eclipse multi-project incremental build
On Wednesday 02 December 2009 19:49:00 Hubert Plociniczak wrote:
> I am currently working on it. Already found a few bugs related to the
> slowdown.
>
> Thanks,
> hubert
Are these bugs related to Eclipse specifics or to Refined Build Manager
itself? I hope, they are related to last one - NetBeans users would also be
more happy also at such case :-)
Andrew
Wed, 2009-12-02, 19:07
#3
Re: slow eclipse multi-project incremental build
Andrew Gaydenko wrote:
> Are these bugs related to Eclipse specifics or to Refined Build Manager
> itself? I hope, they are related to last one - NetBeans users would also be
> more happy also at such case :-)
>
Both.
>
> Andrew
>
hubert
I am currently working on it. Already found a few bugs related to the
slowdown.
Thanks,
hubert
Razvan Cojocaru wrote:
> ...every time i save the work in progress, i'm stuck for a quite few (or
> more) seconds...while it rebuilds the dependent projects. I have a total of
> maybe 150K LOCs (30%scala + 70@ java) in about 8 different projects...
>
> I know the dependencies were re-written in 2.8 ( they work much better ! )
> and work is still in progress - was just wondering if there is something i
> can do to speed it up in the mean time? maybe there's some settings to use
> the FSC or something?
>
> i'm comparing it with Java, which is seamless for 1 million LOCs in 5-6
> projects...
>
> thanks
>
> -----
> Razvan Cojocaru,
> Work: http://www.sigma-systems.com
> Me: http://feeds.razie.com/RazvanTech
>