On Mon, 21 Nov 2005, Victor Norman wrote: > Recall that I wrote a system in python that uses distcc to provide > > 1. load balancing, with multiple servers and multiple users, taking into > consideration the loads on the server machines, > 2. multi-os support -- use linux, cygwin, solaris, whatever on your servers, > 3. multiple simultaneous users -- when multiple users are using the same > server farm, they will not step on each others' toes, will not overuse a > single server, etc., > 4. monitoring -- the system had a application to show which machines were > in use in real-time. > 5. auto-discovery of servers. > > I posted this to the list about 12 months ago, in a posting called "A > system that uses distcc to do massively parallel compilations". It has been > in use here at Marconi for all that time, and works nearly flawlessly. I've > also rewritten it recently in C++, so it is now easier to install and > maintain. Actually, that re-write is not quite done, but if there is enough > user interest I could get that done and post it soon. The system is now > called DMUCS -- the Distributed Multi-User Compilation System. > > Let me know if you are interested in seeing the code posted, in its current > form, or only after I've cleaned it up a bit.
Please post it in its current form. Thanks! - Dan __ distcc mailing list http://distcc.samba.org/ To unsubscribe or change options: https://lists.samba.org/mailman/listinfo/distcc
