Comment by pjmlp
1 year ago
Additionally the way precompiled headers are handled in Visual C++ and C++ Builder have always been much better than traditional UNIX compilers, and now we have modules as well.
1 year ago
Additionally the way precompiled headers are handled in Visual C++ and C++ Builder have always been much better than traditional UNIX compilers, and now we have modules as well.
The way precompiled headers work in C++ is a bit of an ugly hack. And worse, it's almost as slow as just compiling them all every time anyway.
Only in traditional UNIX, which I mentioned.
Borland and Microsoft compilers have been dealing with them just fine since at very least 1994, when I started using Turbo C++ 3.1 for Windows.