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  • O odelaune

    @jsulm Indeed, but the question is how?

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    @odelaune How do you build? Using make? Using ninja? ...?

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      @odelaune How do you build? Using make? Using ninja? ...?

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      @jsulm

      According to this, here is what I tried so far:

      tar -xvf qt-everywhere-src-6.4.2.tar.xz
      cd qt-everywhere-src-6.4.2/
      ./configure -prefix /home/odelaune/Qt/6.4.2src -DQT_FEATURE_webengine_jumbo_build=OFF -DINPUT_webengine_jumbo_file_merge_limit=0
      

      Note that -DQT_FEATURE_webengine_jumbo_build and -DINPUT_webengine_jumbo_file_merge_limit=0 seems to be ignored because here is the ouput of configure

      WebEngine Repository Build Options:
      Build Ninja ............................ no
      Build Gn ............................... yes
      Jumbo Build ............................ yes
      Developer build ........................ no
      Build QtWebEngine Modules:
      Build QtWebEngineCore ................ yes
      Build QtWebEngineWidgets ............. yes
      Build QtWebEngineQuick ............... yes

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        @jsulm

        According to this, here is what I tried so far:

        tar -xvf qt-everywhere-src-6.4.2.tar.xz
        cd qt-everywhere-src-6.4.2/
        ./configure -prefix /home/odelaune/Qt/6.4.2src -DQT_FEATURE_webengine_jumbo_build=OFF -DINPUT_webengine_jumbo_file_merge_limit=0
        

        Note that -DQT_FEATURE_webengine_jumbo_build and -DINPUT_webengine_jumbo_file_merge_limit=0 seems to be ignored because here is the ouput of configure

        WebEngine Repository Build Options:
        Build Ninja ............................ no
        Build Gn ............................... yes
        Jumbo Build ............................ yes
        Developer build ........................ no
        Build QtWebEngine Modules:
        Build QtWebEngineCore ................ yes
        Build QtWebEngineWidgets ............. yes
        Build QtWebEngineQuick ............... yes

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        @odelaune I mean how do you start the actual build?

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        • jsulmJ jsulm

          @odelaune I mean how do you start the actual build?

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          @jsulm

          cmake --build . -- -j4

          But the problem is ninja that is used to compile QtWebEngine does not care about "-j4" and uses all cpus that are available.

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          • O odelaune

            @jsulm

            cmake --build . -- -j4

            But the problem is ninja that is used to compile QtWebEngine does not care about "-j4" and uses all cpus that are available.

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            @odelaune Did you check whether you can tell configure to not to use ninja?

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            • jsulmJ jsulm

              @odelaune Did you check whether you can tell configure to not to use ninja?

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              @jsulm I had a look but I could not find how to do.

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                @jsulm

                According to this, here is what I tried so far:

                tar -xvf qt-everywhere-src-6.4.2.tar.xz
                cd qt-everywhere-src-6.4.2/
                ./configure -prefix /home/odelaune/Qt/6.4.2src -DQT_FEATURE_webengine_jumbo_build=OFF -DINPUT_webengine_jumbo_file_merge_limit=0
                

                Note that -DQT_FEATURE_webengine_jumbo_build and -DINPUT_webengine_jumbo_file_merge_limit=0 seems to be ignored because here is the ouput of configure

                WebEngine Repository Build Options:
                Build Ninja ............................ no
                Build Gn ............................... yes
                Jumbo Build ............................ yes
                Developer build ........................ no
                Build QtWebEngine Modules:
                Build QtWebEngineCore ................ yes
                Build QtWebEngineWidgets ............. yes
                Build QtWebEngineQuick ............... yes

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                @odelaune The way you are providing the arguments is incorrect. Qt's configure script has two arguments of interest when dealing with jumbo-build. One is -webengine-jumbo-build, which toggles jumbo-build (prepend -no to the argument to disable jumbo-build). Two is --webengine-jumbo-build=<number>, which determines how many source files comprise each jumbo source file.

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                • O odelaune

                  @jsulm

                  cmake --build . -- -j4

                  But the problem is ninja that is used to compile QtWebEngine does not care about "-j4" and uses all cpus that are available.

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                  @odelaune The way to specify the number of processors to Ninja is to set the NINJAFLAGS environment variable with -j<number>. For example, if I want Ninja to use 8 processes, i do export NINJAFLAGS=-j8.

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                    I ran into a similar issue while building Qt 6.2.4. g++ would terminate unexpectedly. I assume it ran out of memory. Just to be sure it was not Qt-relates, I opened an issue https://bugreports.qt.io/plugins/servlet/mobile#issue/QTBUG-115083.

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                    • C CompSciDude

                      @odelaune The way you are providing the arguments is incorrect. Qt's configure script has two arguments of interest when dealing with jumbo-build. One is -webengine-jumbo-build, which toggles jumbo-build (prepend -no to the argument to disable jumbo-build). Two is --webengine-jumbo-build=<number>, which determines how many source files comprise each jumbo source file.

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                      @CompSciDude
                      I tried -no-webengine-jumbo-build when building Qt 6.7.2, still cannot build cause by out of memory (12 G RAM). Neither --webengine-jumbo-build=<number>

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                        @odelaune The way to specify the number of processors to Ninja is to set the NINJAFLAGS environment variable with -j<number>. For example, if I want Ninja to use 8 processes, i do export NINJAFLAGS=-j8.

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