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Andre Maroneze
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makefile: prioritize starting long-running targets before others
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@@ -97,10 +97,15 @@ help::
@
echo
"Known targets:"
@
echo
"
$(
sort
$(
TARGETS
))
"
#
A t
arget
for "fast" analyses, used to speed up testing
QUICK
_TARGETS
=
$(
filter-out
polarssl
gzip124
libmodbus
monocypher chrony,
$(
TARGETS
))
#
T
arget
s sorted by "longest-running first"
SLOW
_TARGETS
=
monocypher chrony debie1
polarssl libmodbus
all
:
$(TARGETS)
QUICK_TARGETS
=
$(
filter-out
$(
SLOW_TARGETS
)
,
$(
TARGETS
))
# Start long-running targets first, to minimize overall wall-clock time
# Note: we rely on the fact that GNU make tends to start running targets
# in left-to-right order
all
:
$(SLOW_TARGETS) $(QUICK_TARGETS)
summary
:
frama-c/share/analysis-scripts/summary.py
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