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Yes, distcc. But builds are a pleasure with so many cores nowadays, there's also niceness options so even on the old machines you didn't need to suffer.
by comboy 4y ago
Yes, distcc. But builds are a pleasure with so many cores nowadays, there's also niceness options so even on the old machines you didn't need to suffer.
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- nubinetwork 4y agoDistcc moves the compilation somewhere else, ccache stores the compiled outputs, and both can work together. Although I'm not entirely sure how ccache works when all your clients use different CPUs. I only use distcc.
- sagarm 4y agoI've found icecream to be a lot nicer since it handles toolchain distribution and scheduling.