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bleep config compile-server

You can speed up normal usage by keeping the compile server running between invocations. This is where you control it

Synopsis​

bleep config compile-server <subcommand>

bleep config compile-server auto-shutdown-disable​

leave compile servers running between bleep invocations. this gets much better performance at the cost of memory

bleep config compile-server auto-shutdown-enable​

shut down the compile server between bleep invocations — slower (cold start each time), but frees memory

bleep config compile-server stop-all​

stop every shared compile server currently running

bleep config compile-server max-memory​

set max heap for compile server JVM (e.g. 4g, 2048m)

Synopsis​

bleep config compile-server max-memory <size>

Arguments​

ArgumentType
sizeone

bleep config compile-server max-memory-clear​

remove compile server max heap setting (use JVM default)

bleep config compile-server heap-pressure-threshold​

set heap usage fraction (0.0-1.0) above which new compilations wait for memory (default: 0.80)

Synopsis​

bleep config compile-server heap-pressure-threshold <threshold>

Arguments​

ArgumentType
thresholdone

bleep config compile-server heap-pressure-threshold-clear​

remove heap pressure threshold setting (use default: 0.80)