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Pre-built source files now on github #351
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This is also relevant: erlang/otp#2782 It will take a while for all old patches to be built, but when they are you can get any patch including and after 21 as a pre-build .tar.gz from github. |
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The prebuilt archives contain all .beam and .chunk files already compiled so that they are do not have to be compiled again. This speeds up building on my machine from 6 minutes to 3 minutes. Solved kerl#351
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The prebuilt archives contain all .beam and .chunk files already compiled so that they do not have to be compiled again. This speeds up building on my machine from 6 minutes to 3 minutes. Solves kerl#351
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The prebuilt archives contain all .beam and .chunk files already compiled so that they do not have to be compiled again. This speeds up building on my machine from 6 minutes to 3 minutes. Closes kerl#351
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Hello,
I recently added prebuilt source tar archives to github. See the assets on https://github.com/erlang/otp/releases/tag/OTP-23.1 for example. From now on, all releases and patches will have these prebuilt archives, so if you want to speed up the building of Erlang/OTP you can use these instead of the archives built by github.
Also all existing prebuilt archives are in the process of being synced over to github, see https://github.com/erlang/otp/releases/tag/OTP-21.0 as an example. So for the places where you previously used
KERL_BUILD_BACKEND=tarball
you can now download from github and not have the issue of erlang.org being slow/unavailable.If you need any help or have any questions, do let me know.
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