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Amalgamate sassc library #132
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Strange but I haven't been able to get nearly as much speed up. |
@glebm might be related to single-core performance. My computer has an i7 4790K with a 4GHz base clock and 4.4GHz boost clock. |
I have the exact same CPU. One difference is that my amalgamation script puts everything into a cpp file (no header) but I don't imagine that would make much difference. Perhaps the compilation flags I used are different. |
Please consider using a amalgamation of the libsass source for this repository.
One of my main complaints about this library is that it is excessively slow to compile. This isn't helped by the fact that I end up rebuilding it in CI occasionally, even despite providing a gem cache.
In order to remedy this, I experimented with amalgamation of the libsass source files, and found that this provided a huge improvement in compile times.
I created the amalgamation in that repository using this shell script, however other repositories generally have custom tools that do this for them.
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