Support caching cpp compiled object files with sccache#1320
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Description
Adds cpp compiled object file caching using
sccache. This drastically improves build times as the cache restores non modified object files.Verification
Installed and configured
sccachePerformed a clean build with the
timecommand prefixed.Delete
dist3Perform another build with the
timecommandIt's a lot faster. This will translate to CI being faster too.
Documentation
Added docs explaining how to configure it locally.
Future work
N/A