Yesterday I got to the point of being able to start a compile with autobuild+vs2010 on my XP system with 3Gb of memory. After about 90 minutes it died with the usual heap overflow message. Today I edited a file in the Cmake 2.8 directory and changed Zm1000 to Zm400 which got me much further along. About an hour in I saw I was about to run out of memory and for the next hour was paging heavily. I must have run out of page file when it was working on llvlmanager. I was left with 3 instances of cl.exe, 2 using a lot of memory and 1 using hardly any (I only have 2 cores so do not understand why I had 3 cl.exe running). Once I killed those off it took about 4 minutes for my page file to stop being accessed.
After yesterday's failure I tried again and all the files in the build that had compiled successfully were being compiled again. Some design changes need to be made here 1) Compile projects in much smaller chunks 2) Do not recompile files that have already been compile (I would like someone to verify this) My normal compile time has been a little over 1hr. _______________________________________________ Policies and (un)subscribe information available here: http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/OpenSource-Dev Please read the policies before posting to keep unmoderated posting privileges
