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Is there a faster C ++ compiler for Linux?

In C, I could use tcc, but I could not find anything for C ++.

One .cpp file modified in Eclipse with Gcc takes ~ 5 seconds to recompile, which is ridiculous. I don't care how the code works, I just need a faster testing cycle.

Any ideas to make code compilation faster?

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Check out clang

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On a multi-core processor, the classic GNU Make can create multiple files in parallel if it receives the -j command-line option .

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