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    VcSpawn

    Runs cl.exe/link.exe with low priority in MS VisualStudio

    This application is intended to reduce running priority of MS Visual Studio compiler and linker processes. When you build a solution in Visual Studio (2013-2017), it can run multiple cl.exe / link.exe processes that consumes 100% even of multicore CPU. Those processes run with a normal priority and can make other application's work sluggish, even if the compilation is running in the background. This application substitutes native cl.exe / link.exe files and spawns them with a lower than normal priority. As a result any other processes get enough CPU time and reacts promptly. ...
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    cccl is a wrapper around Microsoft Visual C++'s cl.exe and link.exe. It converts Unix compiler command line parameters into the equivalent parameters for cl and link.
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