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BDS 2006 C++ Compiler/Linker Questions


2005-12-14 05:08:24 AM
cppbuilder15
Hi,
Does anyone know if the new C++ compiler in BDS2006 is multi threaded? I was
hoping Borland would tackle this as our build time is 15-20 mins and we all
have Dual Core Processors :(
Has Borland fixed the Incremental Linker issues on huge projects?
Is BDS2006 quicker at detecting changes for compilation?
Thanks
Simon
 
 

Re:BDS 2006 C++ Compiler/Linker Questions

Simon Farmer wrote:
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Does anyone know if the new C++ compiler in BDS2006 is multi
threaded? I was hoping Borland would tackle this as our build time is
15-20 mins and we all have Dual Core Processors :(
Have you tried mtbcc32 1.7.2 ?
Jonathan
 

Re:BDS 2006 C++ Compiler/Linker Questions

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Does anyone know if the new C++ compiler in BDS2006 is multi threaded? I was
hoping Borland would tackle this as our build time is 15-20 mins and we all
have Dual Core Processors :(
Dunno, but do yourself a favour (even with BDS2006) and download Andreas
Hausladen's compiler fix patch and PCH tool. Also look at Jonathan's
multi-threaded compiler tool. You'll probably be able to halve your
compile time.
 

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Re:BDS 2006 C++ Compiler/Linker Questions

Also (in addition to Jonhattan and David words):
There is patch for the BCB6 linker published months ago. It solved the
problem when linking very large projects.
Saludos
Sebastian
PS: The patch is available at borland site for registerd users.
 

Re:BDS 2006 C++ Compiler/Linker Questions

Yes we have this patch but it still crashes on Incremental Linking. :(
"Sebastian Ledesma [Solidyne Labs]" <labo[no_sp@m]solidyne1.com>wrote in
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Also (in addition to Jonhattan and David words):

There is patch for the BCB6 linker published months ago. It solved the
problem when linking very large projects.

Saludos
Sebastian

PS: The patch is available at borland site for registerd users.

 

Re:BDS 2006 C++ Compiler/Linker Questions

Simon Farmer wrote:
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Yes we have this patch but it still crashes on Incremental Linking. :(
Have you disabled the creation of linker state files?
 

Re:BDS 2006 C++ Compiler/Linker Questions

Yes, If we turn off 'Don't Generate State Files' then the linker fails on a
frequent basis so we have to enable this checkbox. :<
Simon
 

Re:BDS 2006 C++ Compiler/Linker Questions

Simon Farmer wrote:
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Has Borland fixed the Incremental Linker issues on huge projects?
They call the ilink32.exe for linking as the task manager shows.
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Regards,
Andreas Hausladen
 

Re:BDS 2006 C++ Compiler/Linker Questions

Have you disabled map file generation? We must have map file generation
disabled in BCB5 otherwise the linker crasches.
Simon Farmer wrote:
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Yes we have this patch but it still crashes on Incremental Linking. :(


"Sebastian Ledesma [Solidyne Labs]" <labo[no_sp@m]solidyne1.com>wrote in
message news:439f4570$ XXXX@XXXXX.COM ...


>Also (in addition to Jonhattan and David words):
>
>There is patch for the BCB6 linker published months ago. It solved the
>problem when linking very large projects.
>
>Saludos
>Sebastian
>
>PS: The patch is available at borland site for registerd users.
>
>
>



 

Re:BDS 2006 C++ Compiler/Linker Questions

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Have you disabled map file generation? We must have map file generation
disabled in BCB5 otherwise the linker crasches.
It's the same in BCB6 BUT you can create MAP files as long as you have
Mangled Names on. That's a bug in the MAP part of the linker.
Simon