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Yeah, our GNU make system is a bit slower than on UNIX.
It's definitely the file/directory I/O that's creating
the overhead -- I've taken the approach of trying to
optimize the makefiles themselves, minimizing the
number of file I/O operations make will have to do.

I got a modest performance increase by turning off
GNUMake's magical "auto remake the makefiles if necessary"
behavior...

         c

At 02:38 PM 3/9/2001 -0500, you wrote:

>Beyond debug it, I have none.  Keep in mind that Cygwin is always going to
>be slower, since its an emulated environment.  That said, not allot of effort
>has been put into performance issues so far.
>
>Larry



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