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PostPosted: 04.06.2008, 02:00 
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Why is there so much source-code in header files (Collada converter at least)? With this I can't do a quick compile of my changes using Ctrl-F7 (VisualStudio), far more of the source-tree is compiled when I make changes and sometimes VisualStudio is confused with break-points in these classes.

How about moving the code into .cpp files?


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PostPosted: 04.06.2008, 02:48 
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The whole collada converter is what, 7 files all told (if you ignore the dae lib, which is basically an external dependency). If you need faster compile times, maybe try putting the dae lib into a separate static library.

For a tool as small as the converter, compile times shouldn't be an issue - maybe your computer needs a tune up? A full compile (from scratch) of the collada converter takes less than 5 seconds on my 3 year-old Mac. (Edit: that may not be representative - Apple's GCC may perform better than MSVC, I don't know)

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PostPosted: 04.06.2008, 02:58 
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Eh, OK... I'm off to Best Buy ;)


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