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The modules code in Rcpp (especially the 'code bloat') is responsible for a large chunk of the time spent during compilation, as the compiler has to do a lot of work to parse all of the generated functions.
What would we think about adding a define RCPP_NO_MODULES (similar to RCPP_NO_SUGAR) that would allow users to disable inclusion of the modules code, for cases where they know they don't need it?
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The modules code in Rcpp (especially the 'code bloat') is responsible for a large chunk of the time spent during compilation, as the compiler has to do a lot of work to parse all of the generated functions.
What would we think about adding a define
RCPP_NO_MODULES
(similar toRCPP_NO_SUGAR
) that would allow users to disable inclusion of the modules code, for cases where they know they don't need it?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: