importantSYS.SOURCE: build2.org• 2026-08-05T13:33:25Z

build2 Outperforms Ninja in Build Speed

#build systems #performance #software development

The article compares build2's performance to Ninja, demonstrating that with specific optimizations, build2 can match or exceed Ninja's speed in build times. It highlights technical strategies like precise change tracking and compiler information extraction to achieve competitive performance.

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