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Improve compile time #317

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vitaut opened this issue May 6, 2016 · 1 comment

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vitaut commented May 6, 2016

Compile time of code using fmt is much better than Boost Format's but there is still room for improvement.

Current results for a 100-file project (bloat-test):

Benchmarking optimized printf
Compile time: 1.80s
Size: 42152
Stripped size: 30856
Benchmarking optimized IOStreams
Compile time: 13.74s
Size: 94264
Stripped size: 71856
Benchmarking optimized fmt
Compile time: 30.17s
Size: 46272
Stripped size: 34952

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vitaut commented May 6, 2016

Moving ostream support to a separate header reduced preprocessed code size by 30% and somewhat improved time:

Benchmarking optimized printf
Compile time: 1.60s
Size: 42152
Stripped size: 30856
Benchmarking optimized IOStreams
Compile time: 13.74s
Size: 94264
Stripped size: 71856
Benchmarking optimized fmt
Compile time: 26.57s
Size: 46272
Stripped size: 34952

vitaut closed this as completed

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