Re: KDevelop can't load project: "too large document"?
René J.V. Bertin <[email protected]>
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On Tuesday December 12 2017 11:50:38 Matthew Woehlke wrote: >> That'd be the ultimate test, but I'm also not seeing similar sizes >> with other projects like KDevelop and QtWebKit. >...and the analysis I posted yesterday shows why; KWIVER has an >unusually high ratio of related statements, and a LOT of targets; more That's not the reason why you get larger values for those projects than I do. >Yep, that's about the right order of magnitude :-)... probably your >paths are about 40% longer than mine, accounting for it being larger for >you. 60 bytes in this case. >subsequent runs. (I'm also using Ninja; with Makefiles, it jumps to >about 2.4s.) I'm using Makefiles, on a lowly 1.6Ghz N3150 CPU and a ZFS filesystem. Add some overhead from KDevelop and that probably explains the difference. >What enormous files are being written to disk? My build.ninja is only >637 KiB... My test-project/build directory is 49Mb and that's with lz4 compression. This is concentrated in the CMakeFiles directories which has 1 .dir folder per target (and I'm a bit at a loss determining whether the compression doesn't actually increase the effective size here). Anyway, that's all a different issue from the original one. R.