Hi all,
I just noticed on a different header-only library that MSVC is up to
something strange -- and slow -- inside the <functional> header.
If TR1 support is enabled (and it seems to be by default), it includes
a series of headers repeatedly. I didn't look very closely, but it
seems to be some kind of elaborate preprocessor code-generation.
Unless cpp-netlib depends on TR1 you could try disabling TR1 support
before including any standard library headers;
#define _HAS_TR1 0
Or in the jam files building the tests.
It cut my compile times from 20 sec to 12-13 sec, so it made a
significant difference.
Cheers,
- Kim
On Wed, Feb 10, 2010 at 07:01, Dean Michael Berris
<mik...@gm...> wrote:
> On Compile-time optimization, there are three main drivers for compile
> time complexity with GCC and MSVC especially (I've heard reports that
> clang is just wicked fast with template metaprogramming, but I've yet
> to see it first hand):
>
> * Boost.Spirit (even if you use the specific headers)
> * Boost.Fusion (even if you use the specific headers)
> * Boost.MPL (for tests is being used, and even if you use the
> specific headers)
>
> We *can* do some things to make compile times a little more bearable
> using a lot of different techniques but basically I personally have
> given up already and am just waiting for the tools to evolve. ;) And
> no, for the record I'm not considering going the other route of .cpp
> files. :D
>
> Maybe when the features list is shorter, we can think about optimizing
> compile times of just cpp-netlib. Unfortunately we're too dependent on
> Boost libraries that exercise your compilers' limits at the moment.
>
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