There was no big advantage (in speed) anymore.
Anyway, if you take care of it, I don't object.
Kornel
Yes, the only advantage should be speed of build, but it is now similar
to normal build even on my 4-core laptop. Perhaps on modern 8-16-32-core
machines it can be even slower.
Sure
Le 23/11/2020 à 21:10, Yuriy Skalko a écrit :
After some changes to sources I've successfully used merged files build
of LyX with CMake on MinGW64 (LYX_MERGE_FILES=ON). It is somewhat faster
than normal build and resulting LyX executable is 2MB smaller.
But in INSTALL.cmake this type of build
Am Mon, 23 Nov 2020 22:10:56 +0200
schrieb Yuriy Skalko :
> After some changes to sources I've successfully used merged files build
> of LyX with CMake on MinGW64 (LYX_MERGE_FILES=ON). It is somewhat faster
> than normal build and resulting LyX executable is 2MB smaller.
>
> But in INSTALL.cmak
After some changes to sources I've successfully used merged files build
of LyX with CMake on MinGW64 (LYX_MERGE_FILES=ON). It is somewhat faster
than normal build and resulting LyX executable is 2MB smaller.
But in INSTALL.cmake this type of build is marked as deprecated. Why?
Are there any pr
