Add include moc_*.cpp #1171
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which the CMake build does and the check for vaCreateSurfaces() effectively already did.
<va/va_glx.h> also includes X11 headers via <GL/glx.h>.
so they can be disabled separately. Gentoo removed the GLX backend for libva to simplify packaging. <GL/glx.h> is included by <va/va_glx.h>, so it doesn't need to be checked separately.
Add an additional message_XXX function for printing a path [in brackets].
and move MythNVControl into mythnvcontrol.cpp, hiding the X11 includes from the header file.
and make LOG message selection easier to read.
X11 defines many annoying global declarations, typedefs, and macros. Unfortunately, the Display typedef cannot be forward declared in mythxdisplay.h. `using Window = unsigned long` would work, however.
This improves compiler analysis since the entire class definition
is in one compilation unit and decreases compile and link times
due to fewer object files being linked together. In addition,
for CMake this greatly speeds up incremental compilation since
this avoids the use of mocs_compilation.cpp where every moc_*.cpp
file was included.
Build times with a cleared ccache (no LTO):
Build Test Build plugins
qmake (before): 219.458 39.463 22.682
qmake (after) : 202.001 37.023 17.981
CMake (before): 246.225 24.18 n/a
CMake (after) : 241.419 24.122 n/a
Build times after git clean -xdf (filled ccache) (no LTO):
Build Test Build plugins
qmake (before): 21.777 27.249 1.334
qmake (after) : 21.411 26.920 1.248
CMake (before): 54.205 24.08 n/a
CMake (after) : 53.860 24.148 n/a
A full rebuild with qmake is about 10% faster.
A full rebuild with CMake is about 2% faster.
After git clean -xdf, this is about 1-2% faster.
libmythprotoserver/socketrequesthandler.h is header only,
so mythsocketmanager.cpp is as good a place as any since
it already uses SocketRequestHandler.
mythfrontend/settingshelper.h and most of the files in
mythfrontend/servicecontracts/ and mythbackend/servicesv2/
are header only, so there is no good place to include each
moc_*.cpp file. A few files in mythcommflag,
mythtv-setup/expertsettingseditor.h,
libmythbase/mythsystemprivate.h, libmythtv/channelscan/paneatsc.h,
and libmythtv/channelscan/panedvbutilsimport.h are also header only.
I used the script from
https://raymii.org/s/blog/Qt_add_moc_includes_to_speed_up_compilation.html
and manually touched it up. The script does not account
for Q_OBJECT in a .cpp file.
Some further discussion of this, with some other scripts linked, is here:
https://planet.kde.org/friedrich-kossebau-2023-06-28-include-also-moc-files-of-headers/
Only the backend recording extender test uses SQLite if available.
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This improves compiler analysis since the entire class definition
is in one compilation unit and decreases compile and link times
due to fewer object files being linked together. In addition,
for CMake this greatly speeds up incremental compilation since
this avoids the use of mocs_compilation.cpp where every moc_*.cpp
file was included.
I first had to fix header guards and hide the troublesome X11 headers. This includes #1151 since that moved some of the X11 including headers.
With ccache, this was 1-2% faster. With ccache cleared, qmake was about 10% faster.
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