09-Sep-2013 17:05, Adam D. Ruppe пишет:
On Monday, 9 September 2013 at 13:01:51 UTC, Dmitry Olshansky wrote:
b) Pass all of the interesting files from Phobos on the command line
to get them fully scanned for inlining (and get compiled anew each
time I guess).
They more or less get compiled anew anyway since there's so many
templates it has to run through, as well as the web of dependencies
meaning it reads those files thanks to imports too.
This was my intuition, but currently it won't go beyond templates
code-gen wise. It however seems to analyze the whole code.
Listing the files could be made easy with the dmd -r people have talked
about (taking what rdmd does and putting it in the compiler). Then it
does it automatically.
It would still be a hack.. while I'm looking for a fix (or a
clarification that we need a hack).
If it was my personal problem I'd "solve" it with:
dmd ~/dmd2/phobos/std/*.d <blah>
maybe even alias it like this. Hm this way I could even inline some of
druntime...
I doubt you'll see much impact on compile speed.
Agreed.
Importing a phobos
module is dog slow already, so it can't get much worse in any case.
And that could be improved.. once it starts going into finer-grained
imports/packages. The general felling is that it'd be *soon*.
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Dmitry Olshansky
