Re: GCC pure64 for building numeric stuff and GCC
> That doxygen instance has had 90 minutes of the 3000+ processor time so far,
> so I haven't got as far as the torture testing which is done later on in
> the build.
I've used doxygen for a completely unrelated project and sometimes had
it chew up huge amounts of CPU cycles. Eventually I tracked it down to
handling of self-referential symbolic links. (A symlink in a directory
pointing to ".".) Doxygen would just keep following the symlink and
re-making the same docs over and over, until it hit a maximum depth
and then just stop, but it would take a very very long time to do so.
This was a couple of years ago, and I don't know if it still does this,
but you may want to look and see what it's doing.
Eric
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