Speedup Cmake builds #3186
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Summary: * Speedup test_ucf101 (#2623 * Speedup Cmake builds (#3186) * Speedup test_autoaugment (#3190) * Speedup DeformConvTester (#3191) * Speedup InceptionV3 and GoogleNet on Windows (#3196) Reviewed By: datumbox Differential Revision: D25954568 fbshipit-source-id: bdcea84b112a9343f27619aef7036369598f631e
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Rough improvement per platform:
Unlike Linux, MacOS and Windows do not have a separate step for setting up the Conda environment. Above I provide a rough estimation for it and I deduct it from the build times. I believe on Windows it's too close to call whether there is a substantial improvement.
The above are rough estimations based on a couple or runs.