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That totally depends on what kind of system you have, what changes |
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you've made and what the CFLAGS were set to before. For example if it |
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was set to something like pentium3 and you have an athlon based system, |
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then you would see the best performance gain by recompiling everything. |
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Any other changes (-O3 to -O2 adding/removing -fomit-frame-pointer) do |
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not necessarily require a full recompile of the system. |
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Rob |
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Karl Zander wrote: |
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> At 09:47 AM 9/20/2004 -0600, you wrote: |
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>> If you changed the processor type or processor flags for the CFLAG |
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>> variable, emerge -e world will recompile everything with those new |
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>> flags. As far as I know, that is the best way to do it. Use Lance's |
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>> example for USE changes. |
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>> Rob |
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> So if I change the CFLAGS I should re-compile. Everything. Its not a |
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> good idea to use the new CFLAGS only for going forward? |
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> When I set this system up about a year ago I did not set any CFLAGS. |
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> Just used the defaults in the profile. |
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> -Karl |
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