On 30.01.2011 09:55, Paul Ishenin wrote:
30.01.2011 15:45, Sven Barth wrote:
Imo it works much better now.
Only one minute slower in the complete run instead of four. I let you
guys decide whether this is good enough ^^
2m22.980s -
2m15.362s =
0m7.xxxs - were is a minute?
That was two runs of the same compiler. I've run it twice, to be sure
that the workload of the PC doesn't influence the result to much.
The timing of the compiler without class helper search is the one in the
older mail:
Run 1:
real 1m7.982s
user 0m46.024s
sys 0m4.390s
Run 2:
real 1m8.619s
user 0m46.104s
sys 0m4.513s
Run 3:
real 1m10.078s
user 0m46.290s
sys 0m4.333s
How often is the compiler compiled completly during a make cycle?
3 times.
The first run is done by the starting compiler, right (2.4.2 in my
case)? So this would mean that roughly half a minute is added by the
2.5.1 compilers using the class helper search (I'll need to verify this
assumption of course).
Regards,
Sven
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