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Yes, but in principle slower (as it cannot update its status incrementally---referred as to "end-to-end" incremental compilation and harder than the normal incr
by lifthrasiir 10y ago
Yes, but in principle slower (as it cannot update its status incrementally---referred as to "end-to-end" incremental compilation and harder than the normal incremental compilation producing executables) and accurate (as it leverages the compiler itself). AFAIK Racer has a heuristic engine that is faster and less accurate, and RLS falls back to Racer whenever it's appropriate.