Thank you for your answer.
In the mean-time I have been thinking some more and what I am afraid of
is that the result will not be correct if the flags to clang-tidy change.
A typical command run by make looks like this:
cd /home/dev/erx-soft/cmake-build-debug/modules/utils && ccache
On Sun, 2 Aug 2020 at 18:55, Christian Ledergerber via ccache
wrote:
> [...]
> To me it seems like the following should work:
>
> 1. try to use ccache
>
> 2. if no hit:
>
> - run clang-tidy
>
> - run clang
>
> For this I would need to know whether ccache generated a hit - lets say
> as return
Hi All,
for our builds currently clang-tidy is currently the limiting factor in
terms of speed.
There is one utility out there which tries to cache the output of
clang-tidy, however it seems to be stale:
https://github.com/ejfitzgerald/clang-tidy-cache
Yet, I have the impression that my
