Hello All,
UPDATE-1
I've updated the build script to remove the parallel build flags, and
change the invocation slightly. Rather than calling the release
candidate rc1, the script will build whatever rc version is in the
wsjtx-1.4 branch. At the moment, it looks to be rc2. I also changed the
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 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
Hi Joe and all.i have just done an update of WSJT-X using a script i
put together from the origional lines for cmake sent out by Bill
im now showing WSJT-X v1.5.0-c1 r4375
looks goodwill check it all out and report any problems
Bill...im still using your origonal hamlib 3 files you sent
Mike --
> Credits mismatch between About window and the manual
Thanks for catching this discrepancy. The online manual has been fixed;
we'll need to correct the list in "About" in rc2.
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Credits mismatch between About window and the manual
About has W9MDB
Manual has KI7MT
So they're not quite in sync.
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