Re: taskdef defined in project or target

2012-05-16 Thread Simon Murcott
Generally speaking, one does not care about the memory usage of Ant unless you're working with a task that gets repeated a LOT. Just out of interest, I tried the two scenarios whilst tracing the class loader. Yes in the case where the taskef is inside a target, the class gets loaded later. But

taskdef defined in project or target

2012-05-16 Thread Perrier, Nathan
If I defined a for a custom task at the project-level (outside of a macro or target), does that consume a significant amount of memory? Would defining in a target and have the targets that use it depend on it (thus, the taskdef init would only run when the target runs) be a better optimizati