There's ongoing performance work to make both Scala 2 and Scala 3 faster than they are now. A lot of what people perceive as slow compile times are actually other factors (such as inefficient macros or slow build tools).
There's ongoing performance work to make both Scala 2 and Scala 3 faster than they are now. A lot of what people perceive as slow compile times are actually other factors (such as inefficient macros or slow build tools).
I'm not sure what you mean here... but Scala 2 and Dotty have the same incremental compiler, and their independent bridges feature overall the same quality (which is high and heavily battle tested, for those interested).
Edit: typo
The quality of the used names extraction affects accuracy, but not compile speed. I must say, Dotty and Scala are extracting about the same amount of dependencies, with some corner cases being covered better in Dotty (for example, changes in constant values).
I don't see a way Dotty can become a faster incremental compiler that doesn't involve adding the incrementality in the compiler.