Re: speeding up compile times in C++

glwinter@infi.net (Guy L. Winterbotham)
Sun, 29 Jan 1995 03:06:41 GMT

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From: glwinter@infi.net (Guy L. Winterbotham)
Keywords: C++, performance
Organization: Compilers Central
References: 95-01-073
Date: Sun, 29 Jan 1995 03:06:41 GMT

amichail@cs.toronto.edu (Amir Michail) says:
>Would this idea work? Would it improve compilation times?


For a commercial slant on this idea look at Borland C++ which makes use
of precompiled headers. As long as you can keep the .h files needed
by your project to a known set it makes a hugh difference to compile
time.
glwinter@infi.net
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