Mail Archives: djgpp/1996/04/02/10:05:22
GEORGE ARUGAY MONTEMAYOR (gmontem AT sfsu DOT edu) writes:
> --
> Hi,
>
> Does djgpp have a switch that will tell me how long it took to compile
> source code? That way I can fiddle with my cache settings/RAM disk
> settings until I can find the 'best' optimial configuration for djgpp.
Don't know of any, but if it turns out there isn't there's a workaround:
compile it from Windows, watching the clock in the screen corner; or, make
a short C program that does something like:
int main (int argc, char *argv[]) {
[read system time]
[shell gcc with the same arguments]
[read system time, subtract earlier time]
[convert it into readable text and print it]
}
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