Date: Fri, 22 May 2026 16:38:01 -0700
> Benchmark figures are welcome for these two scenarios; please
> also share the individual timing for "build std module once".
I will put together some benchmarks over the weekend. Claude Code and I
don't know PowerShell that well, but we will figure it out.
Personally, I would expect all the permutations of the standard library
modules required to be provided by my compiler vender, e.g. Ubuntu.
The thing that I think is missing from this conversation is the *ccache*
tool. That tool's optimizations are effectively broken by changes to binary
precompiled objects. Otherwise, it is capable of some incredibly perceptive
caching.
> also share the individual timing for "build std module once".
I will put together some benchmarks over the weekend. Claude Code and I
don't know PowerShell that well, but we will figure it out.
Personally, I would expect all the permutations of the standard library
modules required to be provided by my compiler vender, e.g. Ubuntu.
The thing that I think is missing from this conversation is the *ccache*
tool. That tool's optimizations are effectively broken by changes to binary
precompiled objects. Otherwise, it is capable of some incredibly perceptive
caching.
Received on 2026-05-22 23:38:14
