Author: Steven Edwards
Date: 14:11:34 05/24/04
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On May 22, 2004 at 14:06:16, Steven Edwards wrote: >On May 21, 2004 at 14:34:53, Matthew Hull wrote: >>It should not be hard to scrape up a trailing edge linux platform to serve this >>purpose. I'm continually running across old 333/500/600 mhz machines that are >>headed for the boneyard. > >I've got a 400 MHz AMD K6 box made from parts of uncertain heritage, and it >helps verify Symbolic's cross platform operation. (Most development is done on >a Macintosh.) That old K6 machine running RedHat 9 takes about a quarter of an >hour to compile Symbolic's C++ source. I did another porting test today and it turns out that the 400 MHz K6-2 compile time for Symbolic is now up to 25 minutes. It could be worse. In the old days, it took nearly an hour for my 1986 vintage Macintosh Plus to compile and link my earlier and much simpler program Spector.
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