From: Panayotis K. <pan...@pa...> - 2010-09-18 12:37:45
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On 18 Σεπ 2010, at 3:01 μ.μ., Sascha Haeberling wrote: > > Actually no. Of course just showing the help dialog is the worst situation. But show me the numbers when compiling a whole project. No it's not the worst case scenario, since all files need to be extracted all the time. It is not the best, it's just an indication that it slows down things. Probably not with > > I don't think that extracting data from the OneJAR is a huge part in the whole process. Believe me, I care about speed just as much as you do. Last week I made some significant changes that speed up the compilation significantly. I was able to save minutes. If the OneJAR only adds 2 seconds to a cross-compilation, I would see it as rather insignificant. But of course, if there are clever ways to make the OneJAR faster, I am always for it,but I wouldn't abandon it. It still needs a lot of improvements and I have made some myself in the past. Still, as Josua said, this is a benefit only for the xmlvm developer, not user (the iphone developer). For an iPhone developer who compiles and saves a project 100s times, even a 2 second penalty is too much. Now, for an actual case scenario, in order to do it it needs to make changes to the xmlvm to perform it. If I make these changes, I prefer to submit it as a patch, instead of discussing here ;) |