Parallel parsing - fsc.exe #11140
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cartermp
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Almost passing, one test is failing as the order of errors have changed. Will need to investigate. |
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It passes! |
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@dsyme, this look ok to you? |
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…o commit delayed diagnostics
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Enables parallel parsing by default when compiling via fsc.exe. Is a continuation of #10208 and is ready.
This adds a new test compiler option:
-test:ParallelOff- turns off concurrent buildEarly results
CPU: Core i7-10700K @ 3.8GHz (8 cores, 16 logical cores)
Using command line
msbuild FSharp.Compiler.Service.fsprojwith only compiling netstandard2.0 target - this is also without generating the parserTime Elapsed 00:00:38.65Time Elapsed 00:00:34.90That's a ~9% decrease in compile time when re-building the compiler service.