W dniu 06.02.2012 23:18, Richard Shaw pisze:
On Mon, Feb 6, 2012 at 4:16 PM, Julian Sikorski
<belegdol(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> It just requires a whole lot of time to finish. I might queue them one
> at a time next time. f16/i686 has finished after 268 minutes :)
Ahh... That's a long build time!
Thanks,
Richard
If I remember correctly, one step requires ridiculous amounts of memory
to build. So, when 4 builds are running at once, the builder might just
swap itself to death.
A single-arch f16/x86_64 mockbuild with 8 threads took 11 minutes 41
seconds to finish on my Clevo P150HM laptop equipped with Intel Core
i7-2720QM CPU and 4 GB of RAM.
Quoting one of the MAME developers:
The problem you're having is that tms57002.c is huge - GCC requires
something like a 2 GB working set to process it, and so it takes
literally an hour to compile on e.g. PS3 Linux with 256 MB of RAM. I
strongly recommend using a cross-compiler on a better-specced PC if you
have one available. Otherwise you'll need to configure your swap
partition to be at least 2 GB and then compilation should complete, it
will just take a very long time.
Regards,
Julian