8 messages in com.perforce.jamming[jamming] Parallel builds with multip...
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Darren Cook20 Jan 2004 23:46 
Alan Baljeu" <alanb@cornerstonemold.com (Alan Baljeu)21 Jan 2004 05:16 
Darren Cook21 Jan 2004 22:33 
Paul...@scee.net22 Jan 2004 06:47 
Alen Ladavac22 Jan 2004 07:36 
Alen Ladavac22 Jan 2004 10:24 
Darren Cook22 Jan 2004 15:10 
shatty22 Jan 2004 16:55 
Subject:[jamming] Parallel builds with multiple hosts on Windows
From:Alen Ladavac (alen@croteam.com)
Date:01/22/2004 10:24:09 AM
List:com.perforce.jamming

Thanks a bunch Paul! This is a new idea for me. However, I think it won't do what I need. We are using cl.exe from MSVC7.1 , and distcc seems to be gcc-centric. Also, it works on a file-by-file basis, while we use precompiled headers. Do you think that it would be used anyway? Something more like Rsh, but transferring environment and doing dynamic host allocation might be better - though I don't know if it exists. :/

Alen

From: <Paul@scee.net>

Check out distcc (distcc.samba.org). It's not a remote shell, but it'll do the equivalent job very well.

There's a cygwin package for it, and someone on the distcc mailing list has done a protocol compatible native Windows version (although it may not be public yet).

It is possible to drive a non-cygwin gcc from distcc, but you might need to make a tiny mod to the code (I used it with SN Systems' ee-gcc). Check the distcc archives for my postings.

Cheers,