On Sat, Oct 2, 2010 at 1:08 PM, Sebastian Wiesner <[email protected]>wrote:
> Background is unit testing of a Python library atop of PySide.QtCore. > The test suite of the library is executed in isolated virtualenvs > using tox [1] to control dependencies and be independent of the > system-wide Python installation. Consequently I have to build a fresh > copy of PySide inside the virtualenv before running the actual test > suite. However the complete PySide build takes ages, and I'd like to > reduce build time to the necessary minimum by building QtCore only. > The library needs nothing else from Qt. > Though your main point is valid imho, I'll point out that you can use ccache to greatly speed up the compiles -- as long as the generated files come out the same each time. (A reason they might not is if they have a timestamp.) -Ken
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