Dear Yocto Team Member,
Yes, I'm confuse about those,
And reading about Icecc now.
Icecc is the right way for distributing compilation for my bitbake,
correct me ?
I read about :
26.50.
icecc.bbclass on Yocto manual, but I'm not sure on how to use it yet ?
Thanks
On 28/07/17 14:13, Josef Holzmayr wrote:
On 28.07.2017 07:56, Riko Ho wrote:
How can I port it to MPICH ?
Easy, just do a complete rewrite of the compiler infrastructure :-)
Or did you actually mean "how can I install" instead of "how can I
port"? In that case, the answer is "Not at all."
Seriously, icecc/distcc have absolutely nothing to do with mpich(or
any other comparable mpi/hpc framework). You are mixing up an awful
lot of buzzwords, what is running where and doing what.
If you want to speed up bitbake by using multiple boxes, icecc is your
choice. Follow its own installation procedures for getting started.
mpich seems to be a framwork/infrastructure for hpc applications,
which is something completely different.
And generally, all this shbang is not worth the effort. Are you really
running multiple hours of builds per day? Would shaving off a couple
of percent from the compilation provide any gain? Mind, its only the
compilation that can be distributed. Not the whole rest that actually
makes up the magic of a bitbake build.
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Kind regards,
Riko Ho
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