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Erik Van Reeth wrote: |
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> Hi |
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>>I'm on a K6 III 400, if i change the -O3 to -O2 in my |
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>>/etc/make.conf , will |
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>>my system go faster? I noticed that KDE runs a little slower than on my |
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>>Redhat 7.1.... Please give me your thoughts? |
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> I think this is due because the 'objprelink' USE flag is not active by |
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> default |
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> (commented out in /etc/make.conf). This setting gives faster code. |
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> Erik |
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to bart: i believe they refer to -O2 being faster COMPILE, as -O3 is |
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higher optimization for speed and larger code size and longer compile |
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time etc. There are some fine tunings you can do to make the most out |
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of your time and space in all areas. check out the gcc documentation on |
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options that control optimization. For instance, specifying what kinds |
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of functions to inline. |
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to erik: i thought 7.1 does not use objprelink? it wasnt exactly stable... |
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