lazy compilation for .NET targets (beta-3.0) #487
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This modifies the compiler to only compile something when it is needed and not compiled before, rather than always compiling everything, significantly speeding up compilation time when enabled.
Pass -DLAZY to "uno build" to enable lazy compilation (experimental). We've seen around 10x[1] speed-up on subsequent builds of a normal app when lazy compilation is enabled, since there is minimal work to do when most of the code is already built. The feature is experimental for now, but we might want to take advantage of this (e.g. in the Fuse X editor) when the feature matures a bit more, to speed up loading times in a significant way by prebuilding standard libraries (including Fuselibs), and better caching. 1: More or less, depending on project size
We want to make sure this feature keeps on working. This is the first iteration and more updates are expected.
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appveyor: use -DLAZY when testing the dotnet target
We want to make sure this feature keeps on working. This is the first
iteration and more updates are expected.
engine: lazy compilation for .NET targets
Pass -DLAZY to "uno build" to enable lazy compilation (experimental).
We've seen around 10x[1] speed-up on subsequent builds of a normal app
when lazy compilation is enabled, since there is minimal work to do
when most of the code is already built.
The feature is experimental for now, but we might want to take
advantage of this (e.g. in the Fuse X editor) when the feature
matures a bit more, to speed up loading times in a significant way
by prebuilding standard libraries (including Fuselibs), and better
caching.
1: More or less, depending on project size
compiler: support lazy compilation
This modifies the compiler to only compile something when it is needed
and not compiled before, rather than always compiling everything,
significantly speeding up compilation time when enabled.