Versatile Arcade Machine Emulator

MAME is an arcade machine emulator covering a broad spectrum of hardware
ranging from the very earliest CPU-based systems to much more modern 3D
platforms. In conjuntion with ROM and CHD images "dumped" from arcade games'
original circuit-board ROM chips, hard disks, and CD-ROMs which are not
included in this package it allows you to play thousands of arcade video games.

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jobermayr wrote almost 10 years ago

Before submitting back please change _constraints to:

jobermayr wrote almost 10 years ago

OK, OBS doesn't like tags in comments:

-constraints- -hardware- -disk- -size unit="G">7512

jobermayr wrote almost 10 years ago

And killed of some others ...

So please set disk to 8 G and memory to 3 G.

gber wrote almost 10 years ago

I don't think you want to set memory constraints since that is RAM+swap, setting physicalmemory to 3GB requires a KVM worker with this much memory to be available. Last time I tried there wasn't and builds were stuck in scheduled state forever, are there now such workers? Also, is there some way I can see the peak of actual memory usage? It seems to have gone down significantly with gold.

jobermayr wrote almost 10 years ago

Then we must hope Adrian fixes https://github.com/openSUSE/open-build-service/pull/558 and I am able to reactivate my buildhosts without modifying things all times ...

Btw. requested "memory" != "physicalmemory" ...

gber wrote almost 10 years ago

Right, memory might still cause swapping, but if you think it does any good I'll happily put it in. Can you see the peak memory usage? A build with physicalmemory == 1.5G on 64bit succeeded so it should need less than 3G.

jobermayr wrote almost 10 years ago

https://pmbs.links2linux.de/package/statistics/home:gber:branches:Games/mame?arch=x86_64&repository=openSUSE_13.1

gber wrote almost 10 years ago

Thanks, that's what I was looking for. So the latest build of 0.153 with gold on x86_64 used 1.8GB memory and 8.5GB disk, the last build of 0.151 with bfd ld on x86_64 used 2.8GB memory and 8.1GB so that is quite an improvement. I'll try with disk at 9GB and memory at 2GB which should be enough with gold.