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"Lucian Wischik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:03-11- > > (I understand that Borland put a lot more effort into fast-compilation > of Delphi than most compiler vendors do, but don't know where I heard > this.) The Delphi compiler is a direct descendant of the Turbo Pascal compiler, which, of course, was written to compile code as quickly as possible. Pascal's one-pass language design also helps with speedy compiles. C (and especially C++) requires considerable more effort, particularly if you use templates. Also, don't forget the preprocessor pass (though this rarely costs a significant amount of time outside processing all the header files). Cheers, Randy Hyde
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