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Revision as of 15:02, 22 January 2009
Contents
Task Name
Setting up distcc, distributed compilation for c/c++ compilers on Linux machines in CDOT.
Task Description
The goal is to eventually set up distcc on all Linux boxes in CDOT, so compiling on any of the computers is distributed on all others. Initially we are going to have three teams to set up distcc on 2 or 3 computers at a time and then expand them to all work as one.
Resources
DistCC Cross-compiling Guide
Frequently asked questions
(add more)
Teams
(edit this page as you see fit)
Team A
- Setting up Ireland 133.26 , Australia 133.24 (two more to come)
- Andrew Braini (irc nick?)
- Daeseon Moon (irc nick?)
- Frankie Law (irc nick?)
- Bartosz Barcicki (irc nick?)
(log your work here)
Team B
- Setting up China 133.36 , India 133.28
- Ryan Wang (irc nick?)
- Your name goes here (irc nick?)
(log your work here)
Team C
- Setting up Hongkong 133.30, Liberia 133.123
- Ladan Zahiroleslam (irc nick?)
- Your name goes here (irc nick?)
(log your work here)
distcc Setup Steps
(complete this collaboratively)
