Seyran Avanesyan wrote: > An application runs gcc to build a shared library from souce in c. There > is only one source file per library, which, is not bigger then 500 > lines. > Since there are many of those c-codes it is taking too long to compile > all the libraries. > > Is there any way to improve compile time other then not using any > optimization? > > Or is there some kind of utility that I can run and send "compile jobs" > to it without unloading it from memory? > > By the way -pipe reduced compile time by 10% on small files (10 lines of > code). For bigger files (~ 500 lines) it added another 10% to compile > time. > I'm doing this on Windows Vista 64-bit machine using 32-bit MinGW with > gcc3.4.5 (and 64-bit MinGW with gcc4.4.0). Precompiled headers might help. That's all I can think of. Andrew.
