Le samedi 19 octobre 2002, à 06:20 , Russ Pagel a écrit :

> My question relates to Compile times.  With FBII I could pre-compile
> Includes to a project to speed up the process.  This was nice since I
> could make a change and then just compile the whole thing to see results
> quickly.  I notice with FB^3 that compile times are rather longer.  Can
> I still pre-compile my includes? or is there some other trick to
> speeding up the process?

as far as i know the compile process has completely changed between
fbII and ^3 and there is no longer the precompile possibility.
this, if i remember, was part of the ply-off for simplified 
pre-declaration
fns and breaking the 32k segment barrier [before, each include was a 
segment,
so it was just a question of building the jump table to each include,
now everything is compiled and assembled each time].

debugging and compiler pref options will affect compile time and
you may need to play with these in order to get the preferred
'protection and help' that they provide, against the time that they
will add to the compile.

if you really have major time issues, and a lot of memory, try increasing
memory for fb [compiler], or using a ram disk.

:-j