on Windows 10, current trunk, I normally execute the following two Cmake
commands:
mingw32-make -j 2
mingw32-make install

The time required for this is 300 seconds, 150 seconds for each step. This
time is the same no matter how small the change, even if I just insert one
single blank character somewhere.
Previously, using btool, the total time required for this would be about 10
seconds or so, for a complete rebuild of Inkscape.

So CMake is about 30 times slower than btool, which makes it almost
impossible to do diagnostic work with Inkscape, any way of speeding it up?

Alvin




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