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> I don't know of any such tools. In C, you'd basically have to split up <BR>> the file into no_of_functions files, each one with declarations of the <BR>> other functions and the definition of one of these functions.<BR>> <BR>> Each file can then be distributed to another host and compiled <BR>> individually on all clients.<BR>> <BR>> But I guess CPP is a completely different matter... I'm not sure about <BR>> this, but can classes be even scattered though different files?<BR><BR>
No. I don't think such a tool could operate by simply breaking up<BR>
the source code and passing it to different machines to be compiled.<BR>
Some amount of parsing would have to be done to get the code into<BR>
a state where it can cleanly be broken into chunks, and then each<BR>
chunk passed to a different machine for further processing (optimization etc.)<BR>
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I was hoping something like this existed, but I guess not...<BR>
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Regards,<BR>
Nate.<BR> </body>
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