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FICO
18 years agoCommunity Manager
Command line compilation time -- Can we multi-thread
Command line compilation time -- Can we multi-thread We have integrated our Blaze Rules into our continuous integration process. This means we build our rules along with our Java code 5-6 times per...
FICO
18 years agoCommunity Manager
NdAdvisorProjectCompiler is the only compilation method that is out there. When running several instances of it from multiple threads you will get better performance if you have multiple CPU cores available on the build box. Just make sure you have enough memory available as well - compilation takes more memory than Blaze normally does.
Do you use compiled sequential mode in your project? If so, it will slow down compilation time considerably. In some cases you may want to run your project in Blaze IDE's profiler and disable compiled sequential mode for non-critical rulesets/functions that are used rarely and do not affect runtime performance much but do slow down the compilation process.
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