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REPOST: extremely long link times

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Steve McLellan - 26 Jul 2004 21:12 GMT
Hi,

Sorry to repost, but this is becoming aggravating, and causing me a lot of
wasted time. I've got a reasonably large mixed C++ project, and after a
number of builds (but not a constant number) linking (and sometimes
compiling) becomes immensely slow, and task manager shows that link.exe (or
cl.exe) is barely using any processor time, but an awful lot of RAM (around
150-200MB). I'm going to keep an eye on page faults since I can't think of
anything else that could be causing this - the machine doesn't seem to be
thrashing and is fairly responsive during building. Can anyone recommend
anything?

Thanks,

Steve
tom_usenet - 28 Jul 2004 13:21 GMT
>Hi,
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>thrashing and is fairly responsive during building. Can anyone recommend
>anything?

Have you got whole program optimization switched on? If so, switching
it off may help.

Tom
Steve McLellan - 28 Jul 2004 13:55 GMT
Hi,

Yeah, I can imagine that would slow things down. I'm building a debug build
with no optimization, no nothin'. It may just be that it's a reasonably
large project. Due to some other issues with managed / unmanaged inlining we
may have to segment the project up anyway.

Thanks,

Steve

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