Shorter build times
Peter Kümmel
syntheticpp at gmx.net
Sun Apr 29 14:18:53 BST 2007
David Faure wrote:
> So how do I tell the system that kconfigbackend.cpp is not const, i.e. has been modified?
> I forgot again how it's supposed to work exactly, and neither the patch nor the generated
> file has much documentation... Can you add docu to the generated file (which will therefore
> appear in the patch) to explain what people are supposed to do to benefit from this feature?
>
This is now at the top of the master file:
// autogenerated file
//
// * clear this file to build it again by a cmake run
//
// * This file is the master file of the merged-file build.
// In this file all files are included which could be assumed as untouched.
// By default this file includes all files, as it is done by the KDE4_ENABLE_FINAL build.
// The difference to the KDE4_ENABLE_FINAL build is that it is possible to exclude
// source files from this file. By this it is possible to work on these files without
// losing the advantage of the faster compilation of the KDE4_ENABLE_FINAL build.
//
// * To compile a file separately suppress the including in this file
// and comment out the corresponding macro definition, for instance:
//
// //#define kdesktopfile___ASSUME_CONST
// #if defined(kdesktopfile___ASSUME_CONST) && !defined(DONT_INCLUDE_CONST_FILES)
// //#include "/home/user_name/kde/kdelibs/kdecore/config/kdesktopfile.cpp"
// #endif
//
// or delete these lines.
and in the other generated files which are also part of the build process:
// autogenerated file
//
// * clear this file to build it again by cmake
//
// * don't touch this file compile separately the code included by this file.
// change C:/sandbox/kde/b/kdecore/_merged_kdecore_files.cpp, see explanation there.
// look for touched files
This time attached a patch which is supposed for submitting, the last one
was only for demonstration.
The patch introduces the new command line option KDE4_ENABLE_MERGED which
effectively only switches to a other KDE4_CREATE_FINAL_FILES macro implementation.
The build with KDE4_ENABLE_FINAL is still available and is not changed
by this patch.
After a first cmake run the generated files are not generated again unless
one uses the KDE4_MERGED_REBUILD option. To re-generate one file by a
cmake run one have to delete or clear it.
Peter
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