> The sensible way to speed up compilation 5x was implemented almost 10 years ago, worked amazingly well, and was completely ignored. I don't expect progress from the standards committees. Here it is if you're interested: https://github.com/yrnkrn/zapcc
Tools like ccache have been around for over two decades, and all you need to do to onboard them is to install the executable and set an environment flag.
What value do you think something like zapcc brings that tools like ccache haven't been providing already?
Tools like ccache have been around for over two decades, and all you need to do to onboard them is to install the executable and set an environment flag.
What value do you think something like zapcc brings that tools like ccache haven't been providing already?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ccache