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Ciaran McCreesh wrote: |
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| On Wed, 22 Sep 2004 20:11:54 -0400 Ned Ludd <solar@g.o> wrote: |
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| | > Well then leave it turned off, but put a note about the availability |
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| | > of the feature in the comments above FEATURES= in make.conf. |
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| | With FEATURES="noautossp" the user would be free to disable it on |
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| | their own accord but being a responsible distribution to the users and |
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| | the computing world we would/should not. |
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| Personally, I would be *very* wary about giving our x86 users a 5% |
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| performance hit |
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1. Where are you getting 5% from? |
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2. What context is this "Performance" hit in? gcc would take a |
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"performance" hit because it eats 100% CPU; most nothing else would take |
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a "performance" hit unless the *overhead* pulled CPU usage up to 100% |
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for a time. |
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I guess this is the point where I have to ebuild unpack nbyte and |
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generate SSP benchmarks. Why oh why didn't I bench ssp when I was doing |
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PIC? |
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