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Hi Joe,
I don't know why I didn't think about this before, but, I ran some tests
using my Laptop, Dual Core Centrino 2.0Ghz w/4.GB ram i386 Ubuntu install.
I opened System monitor, and watched the resource usage (HD, Swap, CPU,
etc). The base memory starts out at about 450MB used. It peaks at abo
Hi Joe,
Ok, I'll have a look at this. Can probably just pull both -j and -- -kj
flags out. All my main boxes have 4+ cores so I rarely see slow downs on
*Nix, Windows is another story, it's always slow.
As you stated, the -j is for Hamlib3, and -- -kj is for the Cmake
invocations, you can axe
Bill --
> AFAIK the JTSDK-QT uses 'cmake --build . --target --
> -kj' which passes everything after the '--' to the underlying
> make tool, which is 'make' in Linux. I don't know what is
> but I thought it was either a sensible value for the hardware or just '-kj'.
>
> when you say you are runni
On 26/09/2014 22:30, Joe Taylor wrote:
> Bill --
Hi Joe,
>
>> Sometimes make goes overboard with the number of parallel processes, you
>> can limit the number using '-jN' and with two hyperthreaded cores like
>> your machine '-j4' is probably optimal.
> As I mentioned, I removed the "-j" flag entir
Bill --
> Sometimes make goes overboard with the number of parallel processes, you
> can limit the number using '-jN' and with two hyperthreaded cores like
> your machine '-j4' is probably optimal.
As I mentioned, I removed the "-j" flag entirely on the one explicit
call to make -- and the scrip
On 26/09/2014 22:00, Joe Taylor wrote:
> Hi Greg,
Hi Joe,
>
> For what it's worth: on my rather elderly Linux box running (X)ubuntu
> 14.04, hamlib is built without problems. But the machine is brought to
> a crawl (presumably with very many page faults?) when trying to build
> wsjtx. I notice ma
Hi Greg,
For what it's worth: on my rather elderly Linux box running (X)ubuntu
14.04, hamlib is built without problems. But the machine is brought to
a crawl (presumably with very many page faults?) when trying to build
wsjtx. I notice many copies of cc1plus are running in parallel. I
remov
Hi Billtrying to use the Script to build your latest Hamlib 3
followed the script to the letter and i get this error
checking for gcc...gcc
checkingwhether the C compiler worksNO
configure: error: in /home/djmunn/hamlib-prefix/build
C compiler cannot create executables
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On 26/09/2014 21:45, David wrote:
Hi David,
> Hi Billtrying to use the Script to build your latest Hamlib 3
>
> followed the script to the letter and i get this error
>
> checking for gcc...gcc
> checkingwhether the C compiler worksNO
> configure: error: in /home/djmunn/hamlib-prefix/build
Hi David, All,
I use a script on new VM's (clones from unmodified VM installs) to
perform quick build tests with. I added a modified version to JTSDK-NIX
that incorporates all of Bills latest updates for the rc1 build as well
as, the HEAD development branch ../wsjtx This script is only for WSJ
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