[yocto] Icecc configuration on mpich ?
Riko Ho
antonius.riko at gmail.com
Thu Jul 27 23:17:12 PDT 2017
Dear Yocto Team Member,
Yes, I'm confuse about those,
And reading about Icecc now.
Icecc is the right way for distributing compilation for my bitbake,
correct me ?
I read about :
26.50.
icecc.bbclass on Yocto manual, but I'm not sure on how to use it yet ?
Thanks
On 28/07/17 14:13, Josef Holzmayr wrote:
> On 28.07.2017 07:56, Riko Ho wrote:
>> How can I port it to MPICH ?
>
> Easy, just do a complete rewrite of the compiler infrastructure :-)
>
> Or did you actually mean "how can I install" instead of "how can I
> port"? In that case, the answer is "Not at all."
>
> Seriously, icecc/distcc have absolutely nothing to do with mpich(or
> any other comparable mpi/hpc framework). You are mixing up an awful
> lot of buzzwords, what is running where and doing what.
>
> If you want to speed up bitbake by using multiple boxes, icecc is your
> choice. Follow its own installation procedures for getting started.
>
> mpich seems to be a framwork/infrastructure for hpc applications,
> which is something completely different.
>
> And generally, all this shbang is not worth the effort. Are you really
> running multiple hours of builds per day? Would shaving off a couple
> of percent from the compilation provide any gain? Mind, its only the
> compilation that can be distributed. Not the whole rest that actually
> makes up the magic of a bitbake build.
>
>
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Riko Ho
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