How to Optimize Compilation Times with Precompiled Headers (PCH Files)

Vince Power, IncrediBuild

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25 May 2017CPOL3 min read

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Are you curious what exactly precompiled headers, or .pch files are and why you would use them? This article will cover this and provide an example of how to use them.

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Vince Power

United States

Vince Power is a Solution Architect who has a focus on cloud adoption and technology implementations using open source-based technologies. He has extensive experience with core computing and networking (IaaS), identity and access management (IAM), application platforms (PaaS), and continuous delivery.

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IncrediBuild

United States

IncrediBuild Software Ltd, the developer of IncrediBuild, is a leading solution provider of software acceleration technology. By harnessing unutilized processing power in private and public cloud environments, IncrediBuild accelerates Windows-based computational software with easy deployment and migration. With its unique process virtualization technology, IncrediBuild has become the de facto standard solution for code-build acceleration. More than 120,000 users at over 2,000 companies and organizations depend on IncrediBuild application and build acceleration, including 20 Fortune 100 companies.

How to Optimize Compilation Times with Precompiled Headers (PCH Files)

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