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>> nor has it been thought to be important to optimize this process Clearly. Waiting an software builds is a real-world problem. It is probably the least enjoyable aspect of software development. And because OE source code has such tight dependencies on OE schema, then it is difficult to tear apart these two concerns. I should also say that the act of getting the empty schema, and making a *local* copy on a build server is NOT actually my first choice. But it is necessary, since ABL compiles itself so inefficiently against a *remote* schema. (I suppose the performance of compiling ABL code isn't thought to be important by Progress either.... PDSOE takes over an hour to compile our ABL project, the last time I dared to test it.) I think my current plan is to wait for Progress to formally adopt (& support) PCT and then start submitting all my build-related support issues thru that channel.
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