> I'm afraid this feature is at best a very minor improvement that hardly justifies migrating a whole compiler.
Here are some performance numbers: https://www.phoronix.com/news/Zapcc-Quick-Benchmarks
> To be blunt, it's not even addressing a problem that exists or makes sense to even think about. I will explain to you why.
Do you talk down to people like this IRL as well?
> I've been using ccache for years and I never had any problem getting ccache to support template code.
What I said is that zapcc has a different approach that offers even more performance benefits, answering the question of what zapcc offers that ccache doesn't offer.
> if you understand how compiler caches work. Think about it.
There's no need to use "condescending asshole" as your primary mode of communication, especially when you are wrong, such as in this case.
Here are some performance numbers: https://www.phoronix.com/news/Zapcc-Quick-Benchmarks
> To be blunt, it's not even addressing a problem that exists or makes sense to even think about. I will explain to you why.
Do you talk down to people like this IRL as well?
> I've been using ccache for years and I never had any problem getting ccache to support template code.
What I said is that zapcc has a different approach that offers even more performance benefits, answering the question of what zapcc offers that ccache doesn't offer.
> if you understand how compiler caches work. Think about it.
There's no need to use "condescending asshole" as your primary mode of communication, especially when you are wrong, such as in this case.