> Le 15 sept. 2018 à 19:20, Frank Heckenbach <[email protected]> a écrit :
>
> Talking about speedup, since we're fantasizing of language/compiler
> features, I wonder if a compiler like gcc couldn't achieve a lot by
> caching. Precompiled headers are one thing (but usually not the most
> time-consuming part). But many parts of code generation and
> optimization are done over and over again when recompiling some
> source with small changes. If gcc could cache their results (of
> course, with exact details of the necessary context and
> preconditions -- that's the tricky part), it might be able to speed
> up subsequent compilations a lot. But I know that's not exactly easy
> to implement …
Make it a client/server architecture, and name it zapcc.
http://www.zapcc.com
