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    Did anyone notice that the new VS 2008 multithreaded compiling works on VS 2005? I've been just testing it and I see a big improvement. Just add /MP as compile option.

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      Did anyone notice that the new VS 2008 multithreaded compiling works on VS 2005? I've been just testing it and I see a big improvement. Just add /MP as compile option.

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      Works with VS 2005 SP1. But as stated in the official documentation http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb384632.aspx[^] you have problems with #import directive. On a project I have seen an 40% improvement but it failed to compile because of one #import directive. You need to remove the /MP configuration for all the cpp files which have #import directives, this has to be done manually. One solution is to save (and generate them when needed) the tli and tlh files as cpp and h files.

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        Works with VS 2005 SP1. But as stated in the official documentation http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb384632.aspx[^] you have problems with #import directive. On a project I have seen an 40% improvement but it failed to compile because of one #import directive. You need to remove the /MP configuration for all the cpp files which have #import directives, this has to be done manually. One solution is to save (and generate them when needed) the tli and tlh files as cpp and h files.

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        that won't effect me anyways. Didn't even know c++ had an import command ;)

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          that won't effect me anyways. Didn't even know c++ had an import command ;)

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          :laugh:

          "mostly watching the human race is like watching dogs watch tv ... they see the pictures move but the meaning escapes them"

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