Bug #2716
Mis à jour par Matthieu Decorde il y a presque 5 ans
Currently there is a very long compilation time before running any Groovy script (at first run or after editing a script).
h3. Solution A
Do not compile the import modules scripts if sources are not newer than the class files. Hence :
- ship the import modules Groovy classes with TXM
- generalize to all Groovy scripts if possible
- compare the class file compilations date with the last source modifications date
Find a way to:
- pre-compile Groovy scripts published by TXM plugins (org.txm.groovy.core, etc.)
- and ensure the pre-compiled classes are overriden by the TXMHOME/scripts/groovy/user Groovy scripts
h3. Solution B
- restore the Groovy class files build by the RCP build
- if necessary, force the GroovyScriptEngine to recompile the import module files (importer, annotate, compiler, pager) and their dependencies (Groovy classes)
h3. Solution A
Do not compile the import modules scripts if sources are not newer than the class files. Hence :
- ship the import modules Groovy classes with TXM
- generalize to all Groovy scripts if possible
- compare the class file compilations date with the last source modifications date
Find a way to:
- pre-compile Groovy scripts published by TXM plugins (org.txm.groovy.core, etc.)
- and ensure the pre-compiled classes are overriden by the TXMHOME/scripts/groovy/user Groovy scripts
h3. Solution B
- restore the Groovy class files build by the RCP build
- if necessary, force the GroovyScriptEngine to recompile the import module files (importer, annotate, compiler, pager) and their dependencies (Groovy classes)