What hardware do I need to compile a large project?

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Asked By CleverTornado83 On

I'm working on a project with about 1 million lines of code and I'm wondering what kind of hardware I'd need to compile it efficiently. Does anyone have recommendations or experiences to share?

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Answered By TechGuru2024 On

If you're focused on Java, pretty much any modern computer can handle it without issue. Do you have a current setup that's slow? That might help to figure out if you need an upgrade or not!

Answered By CodeCrusher77 On

I have around 106,000 lines of code and it compiles in about 8 seconds on my workstation with a powerful Intel processor and 128 GB RAM. If you're serious about speed, investing in a decent machine pays off!

Answered By SunnySandal12 On

Honestly, even something simple like a Raspberry Pi might get the job done, but it would be super slow. You'd be waiting forever to compile a large codebase on that!

QuickWit87 -

Yeah, unless you're in no rush at all, a Pi might just take until the end of time to finish.

Answered By BuildNinja98 On

For faster compilation, the more cores you have, the better. A decent quad-core laptop with 8 GB of RAM should work just fine! Plus, remember that the bottleneck might be in testing or other build processes, not just the compilation itself.

Answered By MightyCompiler355 On

I use a fairly recent laptop, and compiling a project with 110,000 lines takes about 40 seconds with Maven. If you utilize tools like JRebel, instant changes can be done while coding, which is sweet!

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