"Fairer" seems like a strange characterization if what you're actually telling to measure is real-world compile times. If two people were running a race and one

"Fairer" seems like a strange characterization if what you're actually telling to measure is real-world compile times. If two people were running a race and one had better, trying to make the race "fairer" by forcing that one to run with the same form as the other pretty silly.