On Tuesday 18 of February 2020, Stephan Bergmann wrote:
You left it somewhat unclear what the target audiences for your various
performance improvement proposals are (local builds, Gerrit Jenkins
builds, other tinderbox builds, "official" TDF release builds, ...).
I assumed it was implied where it mattered. Using --enable-debug/dbgutil is
for developer builds, isn't it?
Using --enable-python=system for Gerrit Jenkins builds would trade
significance of those builds ("will a release build with this change be
good?") for build performance.
Strictly speaking, no Jenkins build does that except for the Linux GCC
release one, as all the others build with --enable-dbgutil, so I find this
argument weak. In practice it seems it's the tinderboxes that check this (if
at all).
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Luboš Luňák
l.lunak@collabora.com
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