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<h1>ccache 1.9</h1>
<h2>RISC OS port, version 1.01</h2>


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ccache is a compiler cache. It speeds up re-compilation of C/C++ code
by caching previous compiles and detecting when the same compile is
being done again.
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This file only decribes things specific to RISC OS. For other details,
please see the <a href="ccache-man">ccache man page</a>
(but ignore the section about installing).
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ccache currently only works with gcc, but I may add support for other
compilers if there is a demand.
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To use, just run !ccache. This will set up an alias so that all calls
to gcc call ccache instead. Then use gcc as you would normally.
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By default, the cache is stored in !Scrap, but you can change this if
you wish by editing the !Run file.
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The cache can be maintained by calling ccache from the command line. The
options available are detailed in the <a href="ccache-man">ccache man page</a>.
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<h6>Limitations:</h6>
Throwback does not occur on a cache hit.
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ccache was ported to RISC OS by <a href="mailto:alex@alexwaugh.com">Alex Waugh</a>
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