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Enable parallel building for ocaml-4.08 and above. tested as:
$ nix build -f. ocaml-ng.ocamlPackages_{4_{00_1,01_0,02,03,04,05,06,07,08,09,10,11,12,13},latest}.ocaml --keep-going
ocaml build system supports parallel building, but but for multiple
top-level targets at the same time as it usually spawns subprocess
$(MAKE) that occasionally conflict with one another. To work it around
we use tiny Makefile with a single rule that calls top-level targets
sequentially as makefile calls:
nixpkgs_world_bootstrap_world_opt:
$(MAKE) world
$(MAKE) bootstrap
$(MAKE) world.opt
On a 16-core machine ocaml-4.12 build speeds up from 6m55s to 1m35s.
Releases 4_00_1, 4_01_0, 4_04 and 4_05 still have some race in them.
Thus this change enables parallel builds only for ocaml-4.06 and above.
Adapted from #142723
upstreams's CI tests the parallel makefile: https://github.com/ocaml/ocaml/issues/10235#issuecomment-782100584
The limit was chosen to be 4.08 because it was released in 2019, not too
long before the above link.
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Makefile
17 lines
515 B
Makefile
# ocaml build system does not allow for parallel building of some
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# top-level targets like 'world', 'bootstrap', 'world.opt' as
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# then spawn '$(MAKE) all' subprocesses that conflict among each
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# other. But we would still like to run each target in parallel
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# individually. This file defines such entry points.
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# Re-export all existing phases to make 'make install' work as is.
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include Makefile
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nixpkgs_world:
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$(MAKE) world
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nixpkgs_world_bootstrap_world_opt:
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$(MAKE) world
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$(MAKE) bootstrap
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$(MAKE) world.opt
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