On Thursday 23 of January 2020, Miklos Vajna wrote:
* Cross compiling LO for Mac on Linux in CI? (Jan-Marek, Thorsten, …)
...
+ mac is currently not the bottleneck, though (Christian)
+ rather Linux(gcc+clang) or Windows (and have cloud help for Linux)
+ no action necessary (Thorsten)
+ good to keep in mind
+ may need this at some stage (and then this would help with the
build part)
+ mac HW is just really expensive (does not scale)
So what is the actual need there, if any? Not just Mac, but CI builds in
general. I think I have enough experience with speeding up builds, so I could
presumably help if I knew what exactly is needed.
For example, there should be another way to speed Mac builds by
cross-compiling, namely using icecream to handle that. Icecream has a very
simple-to-use support for cross-compiling, it'd require only setting up Linux
build node(s) and Mac would still run the build itself, so there'd be no need
to alter the build system besides setting CC/CXX. And I happen to be more or
less the current icecream maintainer.
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Luboš Luňák
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