Does more cpu cores mean less compile time?
I am searching for a new computer, which is the best cpu? Is it possible to write the compile time in the Lazarus output window?
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Compilation time
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Rainer Stratmann wroteDoes more cpu cores mean less compile time?
No.
I am searching for a new computer, which is the best cpu?
Best results gave an Core i7-2600 so far. Overclocking an 2600k or getting a 2700 might give even better result ;)
Florian Klämpfl wroteAm 12.11.2011 21:51, schrieb Rainer Stratmann: > I am searching for a new computer, which is the best cpu? Best results gave an Core i7-2600 so far.
Lets say with this cpu there is 10 seconds compiletime. Which compiletime have other cpu's?
No. Best results gave an Core i7-2600 so far. Overclocking an 2600k or getting a 2700…
Florian Klämpfl wroteAm 12.11.2011 21:51, schrieb Rainer Stratmann: > Does more cpu cores mean less compile time? No.
Doing a 'make' for the FPC project, multiple cores can be used (via eg: -j 5 command line parameter on a quad core system). But I think the multi-core is only used when the makefile process starts compiling the FCL which is independent of other packages in the FCL. But yes, I believe you were refering to compiling a single project, so then your answer is correct. ;-)
