Lamar Owen wrote:
>
> Bruce Momjian wrote:
> >
> > Someone mentioned that it took them quite a while to compile the
> > PostgreSQL code. My wallclock time is 3:52 for a compile with -O1 using
> > gcc 2.7.2.1. This is on a dual-PII 350MHz running BSD/OS 4.01.
Hmmm,
Is there something wrong with your system, Bruce? My 64MB
333MHz singe-PII (same gcc version under Linux 2.2.10) does a
-O1 clean-compile in 3:28.
Maybe the SMP overhead is eating up the missing cycles. You
would like a parallelized make to outperform me again - no?
> You have a machine that is 5 times faster than mine. Also, this is more
> than a compile -- this is a whole sequence of events -- cleaning out the
> old build directory, unpacking the tarball, applying patches,
> configure;make;make install, some other sequences of events, and then
> cpio'ing and compressing to build several rpm's. So, about two thirds
> of the time is actually spent compiling, which is still a little slow
> compared to your result.
Lamar, shouldn't you run at least the regression suite too
before building the rpm's?
Jan
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