Every time...

[Cory_K]

Finshed waiting for my desktop at work (read: old XP machine with 9 year old specs) to finish a build.

Realize I forgot to uncheck "run when opened" in the executable builder.

Now I have to rebuild it. Guess I needed to go make another pot of coffee anyway 

[crossrulz]

I feel your pain.  I don't know how many times I did something similar with an FPGA build.

[Andrey_Dmitriev]

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@Cory_K wrote:

Now I have to rebuild it. Guess I needed to go make another pot of coffee anyway 

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Place the whole coffee machine near to your workplace and try to make this option unchecked by default 

[altenbach]

I was under the impression that the second build time in such a case would be much faster, since most things don't need to be done from scratch. Isn't there some caching (unless you do a "right-click...clean" on the build spec)?

I have not really benchmarked this, so I am just guessing... 😉

[Cory_K]

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@altenbach wrote:

I was under the impression that the second build time in such a case would be much faster, since most things don't need to be done from scratch. Isn't there some caching (unless you do a "right-click...clean" on the build spec)?

I have not really benchmarked this, so I am just guessing... 😉

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I think you are correct, but my computer is slow enough that I didn't wait around to find out. But by the time I came back to my desk (~15 mins) it was finished, so maybe it was even quicker than that!

[Ben]

I suspect a variation on the old carpenters montra would apply;

"Think twice, compile once".

Ben