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Article #2305Re: Builder 5 Multi-CPU
From: Jeff Overcash (TeamB)
Date: Tue, 29 Feb 2000 00:00
Date: Tue, 29 Feb 2000 00:00
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Michael Mason wrote:
>
> We've just upgraded to Builder 5, but it's running lots slower.
> If we upgrade our hardware to a dual-CPU box, will it use both
> the CPUs for compiling?
No and under W2K you will find problems in a multi CPU box and will have to set
the CPU affinity to limit it to one CPU.
> I'm not worried about the code actually
> produced (it's a GUI, so multi-CPU doesn't matter), but in the
> twiddling thumbs time during a compile.
>
Check your header files. Well designed header files will greatly reduce compile
time. You can look at www.bcbdev.com for a great article on constructing header
files correctly.
> Linux works great -- just fire off gcc several times in parallel
> and the O/S takes care of it. Does Borland have similar
> functionality?
>
> Cheers,
> Mike.
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