[GeeYouEye]

It's never been an issue before, but for some reason, in a particular project, it's taking each of my .m files forever to compile, upwards of two minutes. This is particularly weird because I'm running on a 1.5 GHz PowerBook G4, and none of the files are over 200 lines long. Even an unmodified main.m is taking that long, and it's spitting out a warning about "passing arg 2 of `NSApplicationMain' from incompatible pointer type." Anyone seen anything like this before/have any ideas what to do about it?

[Catfish_Man]

The warning is easy to fix. Add a const to the second argument. For the compile times... are you using any optimization flags? They can increase compile times.

[GeeYouEye]

Originally posted by Catfish_Man:
The warning is easy to fix. Add a const to the second argument. For the compile times... are you using any optimization flags? They can increase compile times.

Thanks for that, I'll try it.

I finally figured out what the cause of the slow time was; I'd turned on distributed builds, and the network overhead was at least 100x the speedup.

[cheerios]

really... that's interesting, I was having similar problems, I'll have to try turning off distributed builds...