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Improving Build Times

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== Using a compiler cache ==
TODO -- Using a compiler cache, source code can be compiled once and stored in a disk cache, thereby eliminating the need to compile it again in future. One such tool is [http://ccache.samba.org/ ccache], which uses hashes to determine if previously cached compiler output can replace a subsequent compilation. According to its developers, ccache "often results in a 5 to 10 times speedup in common compilations."
Usinc ccache for Mozilla development is a safe and effective way to reduce build times on Linux and Mac OS X.
On Mac=== Linux ===
macports:==== Ubuntu ====
On Ubuntu, simply install the '''ccache''' package:  sudo apt-get install ccache === Mac OS X === On Mac you can use [http://www.macports.org/ MacPorts] to install ccache:  sudo port install ccache After installing, you will need to symlink your compilers in order to have them work with ccache:
for X in cc gcc g++ c++ ; do ln -s /usr/bin/$X /opt/local/bin ; done
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