I've created an application in Go. It contains 12 huge files, 6 of them 20000 line of codes and 6 of them 50000 lines of code. There are other files with smaller code. The large files are generated from pseudocode. I try to compile and the time is greater than 1 hour and it did't get completed. I stopped it myself. This time is houge for development. It this behavior normal? What can i do to reduce the time?
My system is I3 with 8GB RAM
分享 Large Go projects are not necessarily a problem. For example, Canonical's Juju is large:
As of this writing, the main repo for Juju, http://github.com/juju/juju, is 3542 files, with 540,000 lines of Go code (not included in that number is 65,000 lines of comments). Counting all dependencies except the standard library, Juju is 9523 files, holding 1,963,000 lines of Go code (not including comments, which clock in at 331,000 lines).
Compile times seem reasonable, less than 500 seconds: Compiler performance with a huge project.
What are you doing exactly, and why? Why are you using such a small machine?
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