Hi, Today I experimented a little bit with phoenix and proto. My goal was to decrease the compile time of phoenix. When I started the development of phoenix, Eric advised me to use proto::basic_expr to reduce compile times. Which makes sense giving the argumentation that on instatiating the expression node, basic_expr has a lot less functions etc. thus the compiler needs to instantiate less. So much for the theory. In practice this, sadly is not the case. Today I made sure that phoenix uses basic_expr exclusively (did not commit the changes).
The result of this adventure was that compile times stayed the same. I was a little bit disappointed by this result. Does anybody have an explanation for this? Regards, Thomas _______________________________________________ proto mailing list proto@lists.boost.org http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/proto
