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I actually use C++ to write business backends. They're of decent size but nothing monstrous. Compile is almost always nearly instant for me. Full rebuild is sti
by FpUser 4y ago
I actually use C++ to write business backends. They're of decent size but nothing monstrous. Compile is almost always nearly instant for me. Full rebuild is still under a minute. Sure I use multithreaded build and am trying not to expose unneeded stuff in headers.
- est31 4y agoYou likely use "C with classes" C++, so C++03 for the most part, not the generics heavy C++ where you put everything into the header because it needs to be generic. This has massive advantages for compile time. Also "decent size" is a term with many definitions. E.g. Chromium has 12 million lines of C++.
- FpUser 4y ago>"You likely use "C with classes" I do write templates but not very often. Also when I do I try to consume those in a single file so that they could be declared there as well without propagating into a header. Not a good idea for writing libraries but works for applications. >"Chromium has 12 million lines of C++." I am far short of that of course.