Re: [Condor-users] condor and make

[Mark Silberstein <silbmarks@xxxxxxxxx>]

I'm not sure whether you are willing to spend more than 5 minutes on this, but there are some projects which are dealing with exactly that problem (google brings at least few of them at the top of the list). The idea is to use the internal parallelization  capability of make to execute things in parallel when it is possible via -j flag. So people wrap actual calls to gcc using any batch system invocations you want, and get this distributed make. It's not that simple, of course, but you may want to explore this idea.

On 2/13/06, Andreas Fladischer <andreas.fladischer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

what do you exactly mean with  ----divide the compilations "by hand"-----??

if i have a normal tool like glibc and a do a configure on the central
manager, would it be possible to start for example a "condor_run make"?




Maxim Kovgan wrote:

>as long as you divide the compilations "by hand" - with external e.g.
>python/perl script, and create the correct submission file... why not
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>On 2/8/06, Andreas Fladischer <andreas.fladischer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>>hi@all!
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>>i'm a newbee at condor and i asked me if it is possible to do a simple
>>make with condor so that the make became a parallel make?
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>>thanks in advance
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