GWT 2.5, -compileReport and closure compiler

[Stefano Ciccarelli]

I've noticed that if I enable the closure compiler the -compileReport flag is totaly ignored and the soycReport in the extra folder is missing.

Someone has a workaround?

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[Jens]

I've noticed that if I enable the closure compiler the -compileReport flag is totaly ignored and the soycReport in the extra folder is missing.

Someone has a workaround?

Not yet, but you can compile once without closure compiler to see whats going on during compile and then compile it again with closure compiler and check the generated files to see size differences: 

- war/<permutation strong name>.html

- war/<modulename>/deferredjs/<permutation strong name>/<splitpoint>.cache.js (one of these files is the left over fragment..it should be the one with the highest number that does not match any split point number)

Also when you use -XfragmentMerge for the new code split algorithm it seems like the compile report shows 0 bytes for left over fragment which is clearly wrong (at least in our case here). So don't jump up and be happy if you see 0 bytes for left over ;-)

-- J.

[Stefano Ciccarelli]

Thanks!

And about the -XfragmentMerge I was jumping! :D

2012/7/2 Jens <jens.ne...@gmail.com>

-- J.

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[Johannes Barop]

http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=7475

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