On 30 Jan 2005, Lorenzo Bettini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi > > I've just started using distcc and in the manual you read that > preprocessing (and linking) must take place on the local machine (while > compilation and assembling can take place on remote machines). > > However, if I run distccmon-text on the client it often shows something > like the following (make -j 4) > > Preprocess <file1.c> <remote machine>[0] > Preprocess <file2.c> <remote machine>[1] > Compile <file3.c> localhost[0] > Compile <file4.c> localhost[1] > > does this mean that preprocessing takes place on the remote machine?
It means file1 will be sent to the remote machine when preprocessing is complete. -- Martin
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