>>> One thing that concerns me is that generating tests takes a long
>>> time (`make test`).
>
> Besides using option `-jX` from make, [...]
Ah, and also look into the environment variable `CPU_COUNT` used by
LilyPond's build system. For example, I usually do a documentation
build with
```
make
>> One thing that concerns me is that generating tests takes a long
>> time (`make test`).
Besides using option `-jX` from make, I also suggest that you use
'ccache' to speed up the C++ compiler.
https://ccache.dev/
This doesn't directly help with 'make test', though.
Werner
On Tue, May 16, 2023 at 11:35 AM Jason Yip
wrote:
> Hey Carl,
>
> I should have the time to get started with the on-boarding process now.
>
Great news! Sorry I was a day late responding to you.
> To reiterate, I have a working develop environment for Lilypond now; I can
> edit whatever source
For what it's worth,
I compile LilyPond on ArchLinux pretty much every other day :
pikaur -S lilypond-git --rebuild
I've change this line (33?) in the PKGBUILD to point to my local repository :
source=(lilypond::git+file:///my/very/own/repo/lilypond-git)
HTH,
--
Pierre-Luc Gauthier
Le mar.
Le mardi 16 mai 2023 à 10:34 -0700, Jason Yip via Discussions on LilyPond
development a écrit :
> One thing that concerns me is that generating tests takes a long time (`make
> test`). I would need to supervise my computer from overheating during
> the execution of that command. I wonder if yo
Hey Carl,
I should have the time to get started with the on-boarding process now.
To reiterate, I have a working develop environment for Lilypond now; I
can edit whatever source files then build them without much hassle. One
thing that concerns me is that generating tests takes a long time (`m
Le samedi 06 mai 2023 à 22:27 +, Jason Yip a écrit :
> I got it working on my Arch Linux after trial and error with ./configure.
> Here are the Arch Linux package names that translate to what Lilypond needs
> (I didnt include package names that I already
> had, so obviously there's Python, gh
I got it working on my Arch Linux after trial and error with ./configure.
Here are the Arch Linux package names that translate to what Lilypond
needs (I didnt include package names that I already had, so obviously
there's Python, ghostscript, etc.):
* dblatex (optional, configure script keeps
Hi, Jason!
On Thu, May 4, 2023 at 6:42 PM Jason Yip wrote:
> Hi Carl and fellow developers!
>
> I'm excited to work with all of you on Lilypond and hope that we can
> complete the project!
>
> I'll be quite busy with the end of my university semester and may have
> reduced communication until Ma
Hi,
I'm adding back the list in CC (did you forget it? we strongly prefer on-list
replies on general to keep everything public, as in most FOSS projects).
Le jeudi 04 mai 2023 à 22:03 -0500, Jason Yip a écrit :
> I didn't have much time to learn about specific Lilypond dependencies
> and what p
Hi Jason, congratulations on your acceptance.
> As for now, I have already set up a Lilypond development environment. It's
> the LilyDev docker image (I actually use podman instead of docker). I was
> able to compile Lilypond on it, make a fix, then build that fix. I haven't
> tried running bu
Hi Carl and fellow developers!
I'm excited to work with all of you on Lilypond and hope that we can
complete the project!
I'll be quite busy with the end of my university semester and may have
reduced communication until May 15th. But I'll be able to focus more on
GSoC Bonding Period between
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