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Sure, but re-linking was the big factor, or god forbid you touched a header file that was used in 400 code units -- or your ccache corrupted itself, or you chan

by bb88 6y ago

Sure, but re-linking was the big factor, or god forbid you touched a header file that was used in 400 code units -- or your ccache corrupted itself, or you changed your compiler flags (which would force ccache to recompile everything anyway). As much as I don't like programming golang, they did get compilation right. And Scons/ninja/automake/cmake issues just went away.

barumi 6y ago
> or god forbid you touched a header file that was used in 400 code units In C/C++ that means you decided to change 400 translation units. That's not a problem with the build system at all. That's a problem with how the developers working on the project failed to follow basic best-practices in software development. No build system saves you from the mess you create yourself.