Simple build script
cargo build --release
gcc -c src/example.c -o target/example_c.o
gcc target/example_c.o target/ debug/libexample.so -o target/exampleThe result can now be ran with ./target/example.
However, see Factory.toml and factory.py for an example of a Factory build pipeline.
It is able to run the cargo build and the first gcc in parallel.
Also, if source files have not been modified, it will not recompile either part.
If you have graphviz installed, you can run dot -Tpng target/dot.dot > out.png.
Now you have file out.png that displays dependency graph and compilation times
for different steps of the pipeline. Here the parallelization is clearly visible:
