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I am learning a little assembly and for my next project I would like to learn how to make an incremental assembler. By "incremental assembler" I mean an assembler that accepts new code while ...
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I am confused about what exactly is incremental environment in the context of annotation processing in Java. An example is highly appreciated. The following is a quote from the Javadoc of Filer: The ...
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I understand what incremental compilation is: when a compiler only compiles the code you edited not all of it. But how does separating code into .h and .c/.cc files, and makefiles in C++ help ...
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Here is the context: I work with microcontrollers, where the resulting binary is written to an internal flash, and executed from there. The flash is erased and written in 4KiB blocks. The flasher is ...
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I improved our build system and activated incremental builds and compilation as described in this question. To my disappointment, incremental compilation didn't improve build times as much as I ...
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I am currently working on to Automate Siebel compile through jenkins, As we all know for full compilation there is a command, however i am unable to do the same for Incremental compilation, most of ...
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This question was asked before Rust officially supported incremental compilation. Rust 1.24.0 and later enable incremental compilation by default for development (debug) builds. I'm an outsider ...
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When does IntelliJ's Scala incremental compilation happen? I notice that making changes to a file does not cause the corresponding .class files (in /target) to be updated. When does this happen?
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Consider the scenario: I have a simple scala project managed by sbt, in a directory called foo. cd foo sbt compile It now takes a few seconds and the project compiles correctly. Now, thanks to sbt ...
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I face the following problem when using SBT. If I add this line to build.sbt: unmanagedResourceDirectories in Compile <+= baseDirectory( _ / "src/main/scala" ) Incremental compilation breaks in a ...
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I understand that Eclipse uses it's own compiler for Java (ECJ) which has the ability to perform incremental compilation. From most of the readings I have found, this compilation is generally ...
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I'm trying to write an set-web plugin which compiles sass files. I'm adhering to the convention that files with names starting with an "_" are not compiled directly, but they can be included in other ...
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Our project compiles fine when flag incrementalCompileWarnings isn't set to true (for maven-gwt-plugin). When it's set, there appear several errors like this: Tracing compile failure path for type '...
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In our project, we have a enhance post-process to the .class files generated by compile. This enhance step actually modifies the generated .class files then overrides it. enhance <<= enhance ...
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I am writing a plugin for SBT that requires a list of the class files generated by the last run of the Scala compiler. This list of class files is then passed into a program that performs some ...
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