It appears that the -E option of g++ prevents use of precompiled headers (pch). The result is a preprocessed file, but correct .h.gch files are not pulled in. This is a problem when g++ and pch are used by distcc. Before distcc sends a job to a remote machine, it preprocesses it on the local machine by running g++ -E... This has the effect of not using .h.gch files which in turn makes the remote compilations take much more time. Is there a way to tell g++ to use precompiled headers even if the -E options is specified?
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