On 11/02/2015 1:57 pm, Alan Cudmore wrote:
Raspberry Pi times on my PC ( 6 core AMD, 8GB RAM, SSD , Ubuntu 14.04 ) :Standard build system: Bootstrap : 7m4s Configure step: 8s Build: 3m15s Size of RTEMS Tree after bootstrap: 308Mbytes Waf build: configure: ~4s build with tests: 29s Size of RTEMS tree : 188Mbytes Nice improvement! ( although I did not run the standard build with the -j 14 flags, would that speed up the bootstrap? )
The RSB has a sb-bootstrap that makes the bootstrap run in parallel.
Will this waf system work on windows hosts?
Yes. Using mingw64 (or native Windows) built tools should give you excellent performance.
I am working on the RSB using MSYS2 (https://msys2.github.io/). MSYS2 is well worth a look and currently gets a big tick from me. Nice packaging (pacman) and up to date and things seem to just work. I am currently using tmux in a shell on Windows and it is just like FreeBSD or Linux.
I have the tools building up to gdb and I am having issues with Python. The Python MSI installer from python.org provides .lib files which mingw64 does not like. There are a few possible work solutions I am looking at but nothing I am happy with.
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