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2 comments:
Mullin, what are you trying to show in these graphs?
What are the numbers above?
I gotta the virtual machines running on my stupid vista. Is that virtual thing you are using free?
Anthony is using something called Virtual Box, I gotta make time for this as soon as possible
Armenzg, this is a series of articles which time how long it takes me to 'walk the tree' (mozilla). Please see the Compile Test label.
Walking the tree refers to running the make command at the top level of the mozilla tree with 0 code changes... thus the program walks through each directory looking for code to re-compile but doesn't find any.
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