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Build machines boasting - xoft - 01-12-2020
I'd like people to contribute to this thread, telling us what their machine's specs are and how long it takes to build Cuberite on that machine (from scratch), plus what compiler they use. In the end, it might be a good benchmark for deciding what kind of hardware to get for upgrades (there are not too many compilation-related benchmarks in the real world).
The results
are in this Google Sheets document: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1FmIrKMoo_Ksy5_VdFRnZ0BhAhU4QOVZcu06fdGQiGwI/edit?usp=sharing
On Windows, use this script to measure the time (attached as timed_run.zip):
@echo off echo Started: %time% > time.log echo Cloning from git... mkdir Cuberite cd Cuberite git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/cuberite/cuberite . if errorlevel 1 goto Error echo Cloned: %time% >> ..\time.log echo Running CMake... mkdir VS cd VS cmake -DBUILD_TOOLS=1 -DSELF_TEST=1 .. if errorlevel 1 goto Error echo CMaked: %time% >> ..\..\time.log echo Building... cmake --build . if errorlevel 1 goto Error cd ..\.. echo Built: %time% >> time.log echo All done successfully goto Finished :Error echo An error occurred, timings are invalid :Finished
On Linux, try this script (courtesy of @paradise from Discord and @Mathias; attached as measure_time.zip):
#!/usr/bin/env bash echo "Started: `date +%H:%M:%S`" > time.log echo "Cloning from git..." mkdir Cuberite cd Cuberite git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/cuberite/cuberite . || (echo 'An error occurred, timings are invalid' && exit 1) echo "Cloned: `date +%H:%M:%S`" >> ../time.log echo "Running CMake..." mkdir VS cd VS cmake -DBUILD_TOOLS=1 -DSELF_TEST=1 .. || (echo 'An error occurred, timings are invalid' && exit 1) echo "CMaked: `date +%H:%M:%S`" >> ../../time.log echo "Building..." MAKEFLAGS="" cmake --build . -j $(nproc) || (echo 'An error occurred, timings are invalid' && exit 1) cd ../.. echo "Built: `date +%H:%M:%S`" >> time.log echo "All done successfully"
RE: Build machines boasting - xoft - 01-12-2020
(desktop) AMD Ryzen7 2700 @ 3.2 GHz, DDR4 RAM 16 GiB @ 3200 MHz, CL14-14-14-28-42, Samsung 840Pro SATA SSD; Win8.1; MSVC 2017
CMake time: 01:52
Build time: 01:47
(desktop) Intel Core 2 Quad Q8300 @ 2.5 GHz, DDR3 RAM 8 GiB, Samsung 830Pro SATA SSD; Ubuntu 16.04 LTS; clang 3.8 (?)
CMake time: 00:24
Build time: 07:56
(laptop) Intel Mobile Core 2 Duo T9300 @ 2.5 GHz, DDR2 RAM 8 GiB @ 666 MHz, CL5-5-5-15, Samsung 830Pro SATA SSD; Win7; MSVC 2017
CMake time: 03:35
Build time: 10:39
RE: Build machines boasting - Greaper88 - 01-12-2020
Intel Core i7 9750H @2.6 GHz (3.9Ghz Turbo in performance mode), 16 GB DDR4 @2667 MHz, 19-19-19-43-61 ; Windows 10: MSVC 2019
firrst build: Samsung 1TB NVMe SSD;
CMake time: 03:35
Build time: 1:55
second build: PNY 2TB NVMe SSD
CMake time: 03:37
Build time: 01:55
third build: Western Digital 2TB M.2 SATA SSD
CMake time: 03:34
Build time: 01:57
(Yes this laptop has three SSDs in it)
Fourth build: Same compiler as Laptop
CPU: Intel Xeon E3-1280v6, dual-threaded quad core, @ 3.9GHz (4.1 GHz Turbo)
RAM: G.Skill Aegis 64GB DDR4 @ 2400 15-15-15-35-50(only about 4GB used for building as a rough estimate from windows gadget meter)
Storage: 2x 512GB Intel 660p NVMe SSD
Windows 7
CMake time: 01:33
Build time: 01:47
RE: Build machines boasting - xoft - 01-12-2020
Dang, the forum doesn't seem to be able to make tables
There goes my summary.
RE: Build machines boasting - Mathias - 01-13-2020
(laptop) AMD Ryzen 5 3500U @ 2.1 GHz; DDR4 RAM 8 GB @ 2400 MHz; SAMSUNG MZVLB256HAHQ-000L2 SSD 256GB; Windows 10; MSVC 2019
CMake time: 4:51
Build time: 3:07
RE: Build machines boasting - Seadragon91 - 01-14-2020
(desktop)AMD Ryzen 7 3700X 8-Core (16 Threads), 3.6 GHz; 16 GiB RAM; Win10
MSVC 2019:
CMake: 1m 35s
Built: 1m 17s
(WSL-debian)GCC/G++-8.3:
CMaked: 36s
Built: 1m 18s
Corrected the linux shell script:
- cmake --build used only one core, added j-flag and nproc to use all cores
- Changed time output to e.g. 14:30:25
- Added missing brackets, script would exit after git clone
Code:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
echo \'Started: `date +%H:%M:%S`\' > time.log
echo \'Cloning from git...\'
mkdir Cuberite
cd Cuberite
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/cuberite/cuberite . || (echo \'An error occurred, timings are invalid\' && exit 1)
echo \'Cloned: `date +%H:%M:%S`\' >> ../time.log
echo \'Running CMake...\'
mkdir VS
cd VS
cmake -DBUILD_TOOLS=1 -DSELF_TEST=1 .. || (echo \'An error occurred, timings are invalid\' && exit 1)
echo \'CMaked: `date +%H:%M:%S`\' >> ../../time.log
echo \'Building...\'
cmake --build . -j $(nproc) || (echo \'An error occurred, timings are invalid\' && exit 1)
cd ../..
echo \'Built: `date +%H:%M:%S`\' >> time.log
echo \'All done successfully\'
sleep 5RE: Build machines boasting - xoft - 01-15-2020
When using -j with cmake --build, I get way too many clang++ processes (tens of them, on my 4-core system), which end up contending for RAM, rather than CPU. The compilation time is worse then, and sometimes it even fails.
RE: Build machines boasting - xoft - 01-15-2020
Found out why. I have MAKEFLAGS="-j8" in my .profile , so any "make" invokation causes multiplied builds. Fixing the script to account for that...
RE: Build machines boasting - xoft - 01-15-2020
I've compiled the results into a Google docs sheet. Keep the results coming
Also, those already present, please try to provide the items missing in the report.