I am using Revise with NFS on my lab servers.
Currently, to know if my code has been compiled, I have a test function t()=2
and when I have finished to code, I change to some other insignificant value t()=3
.
I then type:
julia> t()
3
If the value is 3
then my code has finished to compile, otherwise, it is 2
and Revise hasn't finished to compile.
You see this is quite inconvenient and I would like to know whether there is a way for Revise to tell me when it is done? Maybe printing something in the Julia console?
In C/C++, you know exactly when the code has finished to produce, for instance an executable a.out
.
Even if it is not really a solution and rather a workaround. I just found a way to avoid coding on NFS as I finally find Revise very suitable for coding locally and also not convenient at all for coding NFS.