Hi Bjoern,
On Mon, 2012-06-04 at 17:19 +0200, Bjoern Michaelsen wrote:
But concat-deps is _after_ the creation dep files of the objects (which will
then still be huge).
Sigh; true - it'll mostly speedup build time then; then again we could
filter them during / after generation I suppose.
- a significant part of .d content is the depend-on-nothing deps created
by -MP , if those would be merged into one dedicated .d file that'd save a
lot of space as well; not sure if this is easily doable though
Arent we doing that already when merging the .d files for one library?
Right; that is done already as we merge to a library.
Note however, that every bit of added complexity to the build system will bite
you back one day. Currently the Deps are ~10% of the working directory -- even
if you reduce them by 90%(*)
Why do you think that Deps are 10% of the working directory ?
$ du -m workdir/unxlngi6.pro | tail -n 1
2906 unxlngi6.pro
$ du -m workdir/unxlngi6.pro/Dep | tail -n 1
1546 unxlngi6.pro/Dep
For me that reads > 50% of the size.
So right now, I consider the topic premature optimization until proven otherwise.
Is my workdir abnormally different to yours ? it's normal to have >
1.5Gb of 'stuff' in there I think - at least someone I sanity checked
with saw that too - IMHO it's too big.
ATB,
Michael.
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