> I would assume that if dependencies between targets are properly set, > and if it happens that the target dependency graph have two separates > branch which are merging at some point, Ant would then be able to run > those two separates branches in different threads, right ? > > I doubt there would be much improvement too with that kind of > parallelism, most of the target graphs I have seen are quite linear: > running test requires tests to be compiled, which requires the main > java to be compiled, which requires an ivy resolve. > When I saw real benefit of parallelism is when there are several > different projects to build, like within hudson, which is kind of out > of scope of ant itself (but maybe a fit in for EasyAnt :) ).
The ParallelExecutor in the sandbox - sees each target as a building block which can be run in parallel - starts each target if all prior targets (depends-attribute) have finished Jan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@ant.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@ant.apache.org
