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Not sure if I'll be able to make it to the meeting, but here is a thohgut: The main reason why OSX builds are slower is that in practice, we're doing two builds. I see two possible hacks around this, one of which I'm not certain of the impact:- Build universal binaries in one pass. Apple's gcc allows to build both i386 and x86-64 binaries with one command line. I don't know if that's actually faster than doing one pass in i386 and another one in x86-64- Build i386 and x86-64 binaries separately, in parallel, on different machines, and aggregate the result in a universal package when they are both finished.
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Uff, sounds comelicatpd.  cmake . -G  NMake Makefiles  nmakeissued from the SDK x64 command line, would not it do the same? VS is great as a debugger, so here is where 64 bit matters. But watching compile in VS Window vs watching it on the command line does not make a huge difference.. for me at least:)

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Uff, sounds comelicatpd. cmake . -G NMake Makefiles nmakeissued from the SDK x64 command line, would not it do the same? VS is great as a debugger, so here is where 64 bit matters. But watching compile in VS Window vs watching it on the command line does not make a huge difference.. for me at least:)