On Wed, 14 Oct 2009, Szak�ts Viktor wrote:
Thank you. You read my mind :)
:-)
Please also look at next commit.
If hbmk2 uses all harbour compiler parameters set by user also with
-sm switch (does it?) then passing -m to hbmk2 should give some
additional
Yes, it does.
small improvement.
In practice it finish optimizations for -sm which can be done at
compiler
level.
Even greater! I've added -m to my local projects, now it makes
sense. After that I just did two quick tests with -head=real option
and without it, and it came up a little bit slower then default
mode: 23.67 secs vs. 20.11 secs. Not bad result at all. This was
tested on a host share from XP64 VM.
Maybe it could be further reduced if hbmk2 would make only one
compiler call with all modules in one pass.
This way it could even be possible to optimize parsing by
skipping files which had already been traversed once. (it is done
this way in hbmk2 default mode)
Brgds,
Viktor
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