I have a project for a client. Nothing much, just your ordinary database driven application, customized for his needs. I use some external libraries from DevExp

I have a project for a client. Nothing much, just your ordinary database driven application, customized for his needs. I use some external libraries from DevExpress (for showing data), from ReportBuilder (german one) to show different reports, etc etc. All in all, since I have sources for all as well, it's around 1 million lines of code. The application itself is just a measly 10k lines of code written by me in past month. So, when I do a "build all" in Delphi, it will go and compile all external libraries and it shows me the lines of code they compiled. Mind you, real lines of code, not empty lines, and it does not include interface/types declarations, just actual code lines - you know, the ones where you can actually put a breakpoint if you want to also debug it. Since my style is to have for each project its own virtual machine, this compiling runs inside the virtual machine, and the files that said virtual machine consist of are sitting on a HDD with 5000 rpm (old cheap style HDD, not an SDD mind you). Takes 45 seconds to do that "build all". Do you have an equivalent V project size to tell me your compile time? For a real application?