[AdieuToLogic]

If C++ compile time is a concern and/or impediment to productivity, I recommend the seminal work regarding this topic by Lakos:

Large-Scale C++ Software Design[0]

The techniques set forth therein are founded in real-world experience and can significantly address large-scale system build times. Granted, the book is dated and likely not entirely applicable to modern C++, yet remains the best resource regarding insulating modules/subsystems and optimizing compilation times IMHO.

0 - https://www.pearson.com/us/higher-education/program/Lakos-La...

[de_watcher]

If it's a book I'm thinking about then it appeared already very dated to me 10 years ago. Too many limitations and there are some weird rules about boundaries between elements of the architecture.