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Use xctool. When you compile your project on the command line it will emit the time taken to compile each file to the console. e.g:
✓ Compile MySwiftFile.swift (12067 ms)
Additionally, for Swift 1.2 at least there is a flag debug-time-function which can be passed to the Swift compiler to show you problematic functions.
Use xctool. When you compile your project on the command line it will emit the time taken to compile each file to the console. e.g:
✓ Compile MySwiftFile.swift (12067 ms)
Additionally, for Swift 1.2 at least there is a flag debug-time-function which can be passed to the Swift compiler to show you problematic functions.
Further discussion here
Use xctool. When you compile your project on the command line it will emit the time taken to compile each file to the console. e.g:
✓ Compile MySwiftFile.swift (12067 ms)
Additionally, for Swift 1.2 at least there is a flag debug-time-function which can be passed to the Swift compiler to show you problematic functions.
Further discussion here
Use xctool. When you compile your project on the command line it will emit the time taken to compile each file to the console. e.g:
✓ Compile MySwiftFile.swift (12067 ms)
Additionally, for Swift 1.2 at least there is a flag debug-time-function which can be passed to the Swift compiler to show you problematic functions.
Further discussion here
