>> Yes, I really would like to work at home on my Linux-Box (32MB
>> Ram) with Blitz, and as I'm only using the very basic features
>> of Blitz, I thought, this could be a possibility to stop egcs
>> from eating up all system resources during each small
>> recompilation. By the way, is the Kai C++ faster or less
>> memory-hungry than egcs?
I have noticed the long/expensive compile times as well. It occurred
to me that it might be possible to write a faster compiling version of
the library that corresponds to a naive implementation of blitz's
Array operations---that is, a library that would leave out much of the
template metaprogramming and parsing. While this library could
produce inefficient code, you could use it for development, and then
switch to the full blitz package for optimized code. This approach
would follow "The library is the compiler" analogy.
-chris lee
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