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For Kotlin projects, Toothpick currently makes use of KAPT. This is generally quite slow since it requires generating Java stubs before the annotation processing step.
KSP offers an alternative to this by making it easier for annotation processors like Toothpick to more directly use Kotlin's compiler plugin infrastructure. Based on initial benchmarks, using KSP can speed up build times by as much as 2x.
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Indeed! I've had little time to work on it so far so I can't make any guarantees on stability or compatibility, and there are KSP issues that might need fixes for all the tests to pass, but it's something, and you should be able to run it on a real project.
For Kotlin projects, Toothpick currently makes use of KAPT. This is generally quite slow since it requires generating Java stubs before the annotation processing step.
KSP offers an alternative to this by making it easier for annotation processors like Toothpick to more directly use Kotlin's compiler plugin infrastructure. Based on initial benchmarks, using KSP can speed up build times by as much as 2x.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: