During development, you obviously don't need to build every target every time - so why make your build 4x longer?
There's probably a better way to turn off the other targets - some scons magic, a Remove command maybe, you could put in build.scons - but the way I found was to go edit build_tools/nacl_sdk_scons/site_tools/nacl_tools.py and comment out the builds I didn't want, like so: Download nacl_tools.py (9.2K)
If anyone knows the scons magic, could you tell me what it is? Then I'll update this post.
What I need to figure out is how to enable PCHs in scons. Since I'm already using them in my Win32 builds, having them in my NaCL builds would save a ton of time.
Posted by: Jeff Ward | August 03, 2011 at 08:53 AM