Re: Is there an way to reduce recompile time?

On 4/28/2015 4:28 PM, ISHIKAWA, Chiaki wrote: On 2015/04/28 23:30, Toan Pham wrote: Linking is a process of resolving symbols from object files with external libraries, and it should not take that long. When you have a chance, try to compile the project under a ram filesystem like tmpfs. I use

Re: Is there an way to reduce recompile time?

On 2015/04/28 23:30, Toan Pham wrote: Linking is a process of resolving symbols from object files with external libraries, and it should not take that long. When you have a chance, try to compile the project under a ram filesystem like tmpfs. I use it most of the time, even when I have an SSD dr

Re: Is there an way to reduce recompile time?

Linking is a process of resolving symbols from object files with external libraries, and it should not take that long. When you have a chance, try to compile the project under a ram filesystem like tmpfs. I use it most of the time, even when I have an SSD drive. The tmpfs will speed up compilatio

Re: Is there an way to reduce recompile time?

(Sorry for top posting.) You may want to use GNU gold linker if you don't use it already. (I am assuming that you are compiling under posix-compliant systems such as linux or MacOS X. You mention .so, thus Windows can be ruled out, I suppose.) Use of GNU gold linker has sped up link speed very mu