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Month: July 2023

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ccache for a 5 minutes LibreOffice build

30 July 20231 September 2023

If you have ever tried to build LibreOffice code, you know that it can take a lot of time. LibreOffice has ~6 million lines of C++ and some Java code (<280k). But, there are tools that can help you build LibreOffice from source code much faster, if you do it repeatedly! Here I discuss how to use one of these tools: “ccache”. (more…)

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Parallel build: tuning the performance

4 July 20231 September 2023

Do you want to build LibreOffice alongside other applications that are open on your computer like the IDEs, and you want to keep the programs responsive during the build? Then you need to know how to tune the parallel build. Here I discuss how. (more…)

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