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What I see there is a compilation of current module that you modify. Do a full project rebuild, then show. Here is the link to Delphi, official one, for a compa

What I see there is a compilation of current module that you modify. Do a full project rebuild, then show. Here is the link to Delphi, official one, for a comparison between 2 of the previous version (10.4.1 vs 10.4.2): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBSpv94FDE4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBSpv94FDE4 And then here is a claim that latest one (Delphi 11 Alexandria) is even faster: http://www.danieleteti.it/post/delphi-11-alexandria-compiler-speed-comparison/ http://www.danieleteti.it/post/delphi-11-alexandria-compiler... I don't have Delphi 11, yet, so I can't verify their claim, but 10.4.2, which I have, is noticeable faster than previous versions I have scattered around in my virtual machines.

jcelerier 5y ago
> Do a full project rebuild why would I ? I never have to do that during my dev cycle, that's not something really worth optimizing for. The whole build is ~4/5 minutes on that machine.
- unnouinceput 5y ago
  Then there you have it. I have a project, written by me around 150k lines. Has DevExpress components, ReportBuilder components and the whole build is around 2M lines in total in around 30k files, with full dependencies (I have sources for all). Takes 25 seconds, and is inside a virtual machine - as my philosophy is "each project inside their own VM". Also the link I gave you for video, that's a full rebuild. The guy does a cleanup first, getting rid of existing builded components/modules and then does a full rebuild.