问题
I had a MAKE compilation process that took around 1 hour to complete earlier. I used the -j command and was able to reduce it to 40 mins. What I observed is that the CPU utilization was high and my mentor suggested me to distribute the jobs on different SERVERS or machines available with our organization. I read about distcc but it can be used for c code only and we have a mix of c and java code. Kindly suggest me an appropriate tool to look for and which is the easiest to install and deploy as I am the only one working on this project.
Specifications - platform - solaris-sparc and x86 also
Thank you Ankit
回答1:
Check out DistCC:
http://distcc.samba.org/
Works for both solaris-sparc and x86.
Good Luck!
回答2:
ElectricAccelerator, a commercial product from Electric Cloud, is a drop-in replacement for GNU make that accelerates make-based builds by distributing the work to a cluster of computers. It can also distribute and parallelize ant-based builds. Accelerator uses a different mechanism than distcc so it is not tied to any particular toolchain or development language.
Disclaimer: I'm the architect and lead developer of ElectricAccelerator.
回答3:
besides distcc,
- dmake is said to do what you call for: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19422-01/819- 3697/dmake.html
- DMS http://www.nongnu.org/dms/faq.html also exists
See also ccache which speeds up compilation.
回答4:
You can also hand-craft a solution. Suppose you build four libraries, and have four servers. Build on library on each server, using remote execution commands.
This is just one simple example, of course, to give you the idea.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5374106/distributed-make