From: Eric B. <er...@go...> - 2008-02-08 16:20:59
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Sven Ehrke wrote: > I will have a look at them. Just one (different) question: When I was compiling geant for example > just recently (on linux) using gcc and gec it took me about 5-6 minutes on my quite dated > computer. Then I downloaded ISE Eiffel 6.1 but noticed that 1G of memory is recommended (I have > only 512MB) and when I tried to install it I noticed that the space on my windows drive does > not have enough free space anymore to complete the installation (although selected a different drive > for the installation). I soon have to buy a new computer > anyway and then these problems should be gone but do you have a recommendation on how to get a speed > improvement for compilation in the meanwhile? You can try to compile in non-finalized mode: geant compile_debug_ge It will compile the generated C code without the -O2 option, which might speed up the C compilation. -- Eric Bezault mailto:er...@go... http://www.gobosoft.com |