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how to accelerate the compilation time of the program

9/19/2017 2:04:56 PM
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htmalbenur author

Hi I would like to know the administrator how can I accelerate the compilation time, because it took me about 5 to 7 minutes to compile the program.
thx

romaldus 9/19/2017



Hi I would like to know the administrator how can I accelerate the compilation time, because it took me about 5 to 7 minutes to compile the program.
thx


I use phprunner 64 bit. To build about 40 tables, i need less than 1 minute. Intel core i5 with 8 GB RAM.

admin 9/20/2017

This is not normal, maybe you should try another computer. Maybe the one with SSD.
Test 100 tables project, full build takes 25 seconds on three years old i7-4700MQ.

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htmalbenur author 9/22/2017

Hi, thanks for the answers, I use an i5, 6G, windows 10, to compile it gives me two tables as you see on the pictures. how can I solve this problem. thank you for your help.
https://ibb.co/f8mOok

https://ibb.co/nffG8k
thx

HJB 9/22/2017

https://www.ghacks.net/2017/04/03/the-best-free-ramdisk-programs-for-windows/
While ADMIN suggested to upgrade SOLID STATE DISK (SSD) there are quite a number of partially freeware programs out there as per URL above which are generating RAM DISKS being around 50+ times faster than SSD operations (depending on the RAM speed and hardware behind it). As you quoted to own 6 GB RAM some 500 MB of 1 GB can be easily serve for RAM DISK creation and usage to shorten the time of file generation considerably. Once a RAM DISK is installed, you would need to change the OUTPUT for the files to that very RAM DISK to hopefully feel a speed advantage by then. For inspiration purposes only.
P.S. https://asprunner.com/forums/file.php?topicimage=1&fieldname=reply&id=83312&image=1&table=forumreplies?x46 - On benchmarks and comparison between RAM DISK and SSD (see benchmarks of RAM DISK on the left, SSD ones on the right). Switching from ordinary hard disk to SSD gives you around 8 milliseconds compilation time gains per file in writing to the disk and since in the benchmark example we talk well above 50 times of what SSD is performing, a simple test of RAM DISK freeware seems to be worth the sweat.

admin 9/22/2017

I guess your project is quite large, 8500 files. You need a faster machine, more memory and a SSD drive.