> On Aug 19, 2016, at 9:23 PM, Diego Sánchez via swift-users 
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> We're suffering from very long Swift compilation times in our project. Each 
> file takes ~1 second to compile (-Onone), (measured with xctool -jobs 1), 
> which is hitting our development experience as we keep adding swift code 
> (~350 .swift files) :(
> 
> I've gone through all the googling already and the debug-time-function-bodies 
> thing, but I didn't find any particular function taking too long. However, I 
> did notice:
>  a) Each file takes more or less the same amount of time to compile (~1 
> second), even for very simple files.
>  b) Each "swift -frontend -c" command with the debug-time-function-bodies 
> dumps basically the same info for each file, which is around 1500 lines. Most 
> of the times are 0.0ms, and the total sum for a random choice gave me 167.3 
> ms, far away from 1 second
> 
> From a) and b) looks like the same heavy operation is being performed for 
> each file (type checking?) and that this heavy operation grows with the size 
> of the project. Would it be possible to do this upfront and not pay for it in 
> every file? Basically, if I have 3 classes in one file it will take 1 second 
> to compile them but if I do 1 file per class then it will be 3 seconds :(
> 
> I'd like some input to whether my assumption is correct and suggestions on 
> how to improve the compilation time, apart from splitting the code into 
> smaller frameworks. Can I expect improvements with Swift 3 or future 
> releases? (I tried migrating a small framework to Swift 3 and didn't see a 
> big difference)

Do you have a small example of this? Can you file a bug on bugs.swift.org 
<http://bugs.swift.org/>?

Then we can look at your specific example.

> 
> Cheers,
> Diego
> 
> 
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