I'm testing the new BSSG test build.
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I'm testing the new BSSG test build. I've been working on it for a while to refactor the build process and move it entirely to RAM (optionally, for now).
On my OpenBSD Amsterdam VPS (single core, spinning drives), build times are cut down to less than a third of the last release, and on other devices it takes about half the time, with zero I/O.The current caching system isn't exactly rock-solid, and personally, I prefer a faster full build over maintaining all that complexity.
I'll probably upload everything as soon as I've ironed out a couple of bugs, in the coming days.
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I'm testing the new BSSG test build. I've been working on it for a while to refactor the build process and move it entirely to RAM (optionally, for now).
On my OpenBSD Amsterdam VPS (single core, spinning drives), build times are cut down to less than a third of the last release, and on other devices it takes about half the time, with zero I/O.The current caching system isn't exactly rock-solid, and personally, I prefer a faster full build over maintaining all that complexity.
I'll probably upload everything as soon as I've ironed out a couple of bugs, in the coming days.
@stefano How are you doing that in Bash ? Pipes ? Ramdisks ?