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Also assuming a proper compilation dependency DAG, you can compile using multiple processes. One job per core/cpu is the norm.
You can create multiple executables for testing that only link particular object files.
If the project implements proper compilation dependency DAG then you can get away with only recompiling the object files that your change affects.
Also assuming a proper compilation dependency DAG, you can compile using multiple processes. One job per core/cpu is the norm.
You can create multiple executables for testing.
If the project implements proper compilation dependency DAG then you can get away with only recompiling the object files that your change affects.
Also assuming a proper compilation dependency DAG, you can compile using multiple processes. One job per core/cpu is the norm.
You can create multiple executables for testing that only link particular object files.
If the project implements proper compilation dependency DAG then you can get away with only recompiling the object files that your change affects.
Also assuming a proper compilation dependency DAG, you can compile using multiple processes. One job per core/cpu is the norm.
You can create multiple executables for testing.
