On 12/3/2020 12:04 PM, Stephen Gaito wrote:
- very large (1,000+ pages),
not that large, literate code is often verbatim so that doesn't take
much runtime either
- highly cross-referenced documents,
ok, that demands runs
- with embedded literate-programmed code (which needs
concurrent compiling and execution),
you only need to process those snippets when something has changed and
there are ways in context to deal with that (like \typesetbuffer and
such which only processes when something changed between runs)
- containing multiple MetaFun graphics,
those don't take time assuming effecitne metapost code
Hans
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