How many make threads to use?
When I (re-)build large systems on a desktop/laptop computer, I tell make to use more than one thread to speed up the compilation speed, like this:
How should I select continuous integration tool? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
How to get multiple open-source projects to use a standard way of doing something
– Problem
Is it wise to include something like OpenSSL or GnuTLS with a project in a repository?
I am currently working on a project that makes use of the OpenSSL library for secure communications. Since this library is a requirement for building the project, I am considering including it in the project’s repository. Here are the pros and cons as I see them:
To integrate git versions as build numbers or not?
A colleague and I have been taking turns debating/discussing the issues/merits of integrating a version derived from the current git repository into our code whenever it builds.
How is it possible to build the whole codebase from source at Google scale?
The first answer to an old, recently active question linked to a video which talks about how Google repository is done.
Automated builds, build tools and Embedded systems
I come from an embedded world where we use C/C++ for programming, and use an IDE to generate a binary file, which is then programmed into a Hardware Board, which can then be tested.
Automated builds, build tools and Embedded systems
I come from an embedded world where we use C/C++ for programming, and use an IDE to generate a binary file, which is then programmed into a Hardware Board, which can then be tested.
Automated builds, build tools and Embedded systems
I come from an embedded world where we use C/C++ for programming, and use an IDE to generate a binary file, which is then programmed into a Hardware Board, which can then be tested.
Automated builds, build tools and Embedded systems
I come from an embedded world where we use C/C++ for programming, and use an IDE to generate a binary file, which is then programmed into a Hardware Board, which can then be tested.