Building Libreoffice in half an hour on Ubuntu Oneiric (without cheating)
I recently bought myself an old IBM x3800. After the 65kg has been moved into my apartment and Oneiric has been installed on it, I tried to have a look at how fast I could get with my hardware. So I cleaned my ccache (this is the "without cheating" from the title) and started a build from my notebook with distccd running on the other machines.
So all in all I had:
- one Lenovo W520 notebook (4 core i7-2720QM with 16GB RAM)
- one Sun Ultra 24 workstation (4 core Q9650 with 8GB RAM)
- one IBM x3800 (8 core Xeon MP 3.16Mhz with 8GB RAM)
- the Sun Ultra is about twice as fast alone as the notebook alone (full build in <1 hour)
- the notebook did not run on a software RAID-0 (like the others would)
- the notebook did not mount the build platform with noatime, which would be good for a few additional minutes of saved time
- ccache
- --disable-mozilla
- --disable-binfilter
1) 2 jobs per core and:
./autogen.sh \
--disable-mozilla --disable-binfilter --disable-zenity \
--with-junit=${HOME}/.jenkins/junit-4.9b2.jar \
--with-external-tar=`readlink -f ${WORKSPACE}/../../tarfiles/workspace` \
--without-help --without-myspell-dicts \
--with-system-libs --without-system-libvisio \
--without-system-libcmis --without-system-jars \
--without-system-graphite --without-system-lpsolve \
--without-system-libexttextcat --without-system-poppler \
--enable-librsvg=no --with-num-cpus=35 --with-max-jobs=35
This was originally published at 2011-10-24 17:13:00/2011-10-24 15:13:39 on livejournal.