You should not be using XfragmentMerge.
Instead --XfragmentCount is what you should be looking at.
Depending on the size of your application, my suggestion is you tune your
application using this method.
Let N be the number of GWT.runAsync
Compile your app with --XfragmentCount X where X is a number between N/2
to N-1
Check the output size and see which one you like. This includes checking
for the biggest exclusive JS and your leftover JS
-Alan
On Wed, Jul 18, 2012 at 1:48 PM, regnoult axel regno...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I did not perfectly understood what *XfragmentMerge* is doing, but I have
seen that it is mostly used with the number 20 or 23...
Should I use an appropriate value (analysing the compile report of my
application) or could I simply always use 20 ?
Thanks you,
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