After you have installed it, open your project in Project Builder, select target settings, expert view, and create one or both of the following entries:
CC = /usr/local/bin/distcc CPLUSPLUS = /usr/local/bin/distccInstall the distcc package on another Mac, (with the same version of MacOS X Developer Tools), let's call it gammu for this example. If the firewall is turned on on gammu, create a new entry with port number 3632.
Create ~/.distcc/hosts on the first machine, and type in the following:
gammuYou can list several hosts here like this:
gammu rakis dania somebolloxintel 123.456.789.123Start building on your own Mac, and use top on both your own Mac and the other to see that most of the workload is taken over by the other Mac. By the way, it helps if the build host is quite a bit faster than your own workstation. Like if you are working on a PowerBook and have the odd Xserve hanging around collecting dust :-). This way, you can get back to fragging while building your massive project.
Has anybody tried to do this with a diffrent build host platform, like HP-UX, Solaris or what have you as the build host? I immagine it's a bit of work to setup and maintain.

