ommon scenario, to be sure, but I have encountered this "in
the wild". Just last week I worked with a large commercial build which
exhibited this behavior, due to a missing dependency between the reader
and writer jobs.
Regards,
Eric
On 04/11/2015 08:38 AM, Enrico Weigelt, metux IT consult wrote:
On 07.04.2015 00:17, Eric Melski wrote:
Hi,
This problem is relatively common when using an SCM system that
preserves *checkin* time on files rather than *checkout* time.
I'd consider that a misbehavious of the SCM (IMHO
to allow us to notice this type of out-of-dateness.
Regards,
Eric Melski
Chief Architect
Electric Cloud, Inc.
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, rather than directly
accessing data structures, we would define a set of API's for the
various operations that are needed during expansion.
So there's definitely interest in collaboration on our end; is there any
interest from the gmake devs?
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Eric Melski
Architect
Electric
Eric Melski wrote:
ElectricAccelerator doesn't factor runtimes into scheduling decisions,
although we have talked about doing so in the past. I spent some time
investigating the possibility, most recently a couple years ago. ...
I ran the simulation on a variety of real-world builds
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there is the same as that used by the talon shell
wrapper described elsewhere in this thread.
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Architect
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You can read more about Accelerator on the blog, or here:
http://www.electric-cloud.com/products/electricaccelerator.php
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is of course much longer.
But then -- of course -- that can't start until all the other jobs are
done anyway, so the fancy scheduling doesn't help.
I'll see if I can dig up the patch for ElectricInsight and maybe write
it up in a blog. up that code, and maybe write it up in a blog.
Cheers!
Eric
.
But then -- of course -- that can't start until all the other jobs are
done anyway, so the fancy scheduling doesn't help.
I'll see if I can dig up the patch for ElectricInsight and maybe write
it up in a blog. up that code, and maybe write it up in a blog.
Cheers!
Eric Melski
Architect
Electric Cloud
is of course much longer.
But then -- of course -- that can't start until all the other jobs are
done anyway, so the fancy scheduling doesn't help.
I'll see if I can dig up the patch for ElectricInsight and maybe write
it up in a blog. up that code, and maybe write it up in a blog.
Cheers!
Eric
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