On Thursday, 25 October 2001, at 18:20:25 +0300,
Omer Sever wrote:
> I have a project on Linux CPU Scheduler to make it Fair Share
> Scheduler.I will make some changes on some files such as sched.c vs...I will
> want to see the effect ot the change but recompilation of the kernel takes
> about half an hour on my machine.How can I minimize this time?Which part
> should I necessarily include in my config file for the kernel to minimize
> it?
>
make is your friend: it will only recompile those files that changed from
the last compilation. If you modify some #includes in the code, I believe
you will have to also run "make dep" before, to get dependencies right.
Another approach would be to compile the kernel on another different
machine, should you have one more powerful that the one you expect to try
the kernel on.
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