Compilation of parallel job taking more time

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Compilation of parallel job taking more time

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Hi,

am working in 7.5.2 PX Edition, when i compile the jobs its taking long time (more than 20 mins for single job).
could you please any one do some need full
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All jobs? Only jobs with a Transformer? Just you? Everyone? Always or sometimes? :?
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jobs only having transformer stage taking long time to compile
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Of course, that's a given. Do you understand why? Can you answer the other questions, please?
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Is there any problem with C++ compilers?
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Yes , for some jobs today only am getting this kind of issue
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Yes, transformers invoke the C++ compiler and if you have a single concurrent license, it could be "slow" as you wait for the compiler to come free.
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"Come free" means that the other user finishes with it, not that the licence cost suddenly magically vanishes!
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Umm, yah... thanks for that clarification, Ray. :wink:
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Post by fridge »

Actually as Ray et al have said it could be a problem with having single user license - though should point out I had a simalar problem with our compiler - and was actually just down to not being registered correctly.

We had concurrent license but hadnt been set up correctly - so the compiler toddles off to find a license, fails to find one - then compiles anyway.

It may be worth compiling something at the command line and see if you get a pause with a message along the lines of 'cant find license' - or something simalar - sorry not at unix box at mo
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