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mebigfatguy
commented on June 23, 2024
You could certainly investigate caching the first (or preliminary) passes of split pass detectors. At least the collection of information for aux classes. It probably wouldn't be too much of a disaster to prototype that. Unfortunately, the large percentage of the time is not in this first pass collection. So i'm not sure putting in all that work would in the end give you the bang for the buck you were hoping for.
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lqc
commented on June 23, 2024
Well, I measured this on a small project and the first pass takes 11s out of 34s total. The app to referenced classses ratio is about 1:2, so I guess I could cut this down to 4s and (in theory) have it run 20% faster. In case of an IDE plugin, this could be used to skip a large chunk of the first pass when only a few classes are rebuilt.
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