Cloud compiler for compiling Parallax Propeller Spin and C projects.
### Prerequisite
This application is written for Python 2.7, on a unix based system (bsd, linux, Mac) although it may may work on Windows but it is not supported. Official testing is done on a headless Debian 8.1.
Required python libraries, available for installation using easy_install or pip:
You will need to have the Propeller C compiler installed.
If you haven’t installed it already, and you install Cloud-Compiler on a headless server, you will still have to install SimpleIDE as there currently is no installer available with just the compiler. Follow the Linux directions described on the Simple IDE with Propeller GCC Installation Instructions but only up to step 3. There is no need to install the dependencies (libqtgui4, libqtcore4 and libftdi1) or add the user to the dialout group as the server will not have to connect to a the Propeller using serial communication.
Download and extract the latest Simple libraries
If you have installed the Propeller C compiler, it will contain the OpenSpin compiler.
If you have installed the Propeller C compiler, it will contain the Spin libraries, otherwise install the Propeller Tool on another system and copy the directory containing the spin files from the installed files.
Make sure all prerequisites are fulfilled, then clone the project.
No building is required, using python cloudcompiler.py
you can start the server. But first configure the application
Create a text file called cloudcompiler.properties in the users home directory and with the following configurations:
For example:
c-libraries = /home/compiler/simple-libraries
Initial test using very simple spin and c programs have been conducted.
Because these have been done using a virtualized system its not 100% clear what the server specs are but some estimations:
The load test is configured so that each user makes a request each 5 to 15 seconds.
Once a certain load is reached, response times go up fast.