On Fri, Apr 29, 2011 at 11:03 AM, Elad <el.il@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > These patches[1][2] makes it possible to run our build script with the > -j parameter, which makes it use more then one process and thus > improves build time on multi-core systems. > to test, run make -j2 make -j3 or make -j4 (the number is the number > of allowed jobs, shouldn't be higher then your number of cores). don't > run it with -j without a number, because it will run as many jobs as > it can, resulting your machine to become un-responsive until the build > is complete (that's was the result on my machine, might differ on > others). > Also it won't affect if you are building single language, it only > improves speed if you build two or more. > > The second patch fixes a bug that Sijis discovered yesterday with the > first patch, related to RSS caching. > Don't forget to run make clean before you test. > > I won't push it before it gets tested properly. One of the reason it > requires a lot of testing is that I don't know python and this is the > first time I'm editing Makefiles, so I probably did some mistakes. > > During my attempts to fix that bug, I discovered that there is a > forgotten test file, fedoraproject.org/data/content/rss.html that > pulls the redhat magazine feed, which takes long to download (longer > than the fedora feeds). As we don't really use this feed, I suggest > deleting this file for more speed improvements. > > [1] http://elad.fedorapeople.org/0001-Buildscript-can-now-work-parallel-improves-build-tim.patch > [2] http://elad.fedorapeople.org/0002-Fix-RSS-caching-bug-in-parallel.patch > -- > -Elad. > Okay, I've finished fixing all build scripts for this, 10 commits total. Tarball for easy downloading: http://elad.fedorapeople.org/fedora-web-prallel-patches.tar.xz A folder in my fedorapeople space, contains all patches for easy reading: http://elad.fedorapeople.org/parallel/ Please test. -- -Elad. -- websites mailing list websites@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/websites
