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It would be useful while developing a package to have a command line flag that simply ignores the fact that a cache file is stale and just loads the package normally. Otherwise one has to wait for precompilation to finish, which takes longer than just loading the package.
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My observation was that caching added ~15% to the load time of a package, which isn't quite enough for me to think this warrants adding another command line flag.
To expand on both points, yes, I agree that under typical circumstances it's not a huge deal. As @Keno says, when you have lines like these that load files like this one (which, you'll note, is basically a no-op unless you're precompiling), then the cost of precompilation is too high to tolerate during development.
It would be useful while developing a package to have a command line flag that simply ignores the fact that a cache file is stale and just loads the package normally. Otherwise one has to wait for precompilation to finish, which takes longer than just loading the package.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: