Renato Merli wrote:
Hello friends,
Here, compilation of gtkmm projects is taking too much time to
complete if on microsoft windows. Even a "hello world" take minutes to
compile, its ridiculous.. The same happen with gcc and visual c++.
Something must be wrong.... or not ?
For gcc, if you use make you can make use of more than one core of your
processor via the -j option in case you have a multi-core CPU.
Unfortunately MSVC (at least up to 9.0, I don't know about 10.0) does
not support parallel building a single project.
You can speed up the compilation process a bit by making sure you don't
include unnecessary header files. Especially, avoid including gtkmm.h.
Instead, include the individual header files for the classes you use,
such as gtkmm/window.h.
Used no extra options for gcc (just the ones from pkg-config) and
the default config file that comes with gtkmm for visual c++.
Armin
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