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Re: How to continue
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David Philippi |
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Re: How to continue |
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Tue, 11 Jun 2002 17:00:31 +0200 |
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On Tuesday 11 June 2002 16:53, Ingo Ruhnke wrote:
> Hm, couldn't find it in the gcc doku. Its actually a ld options (use
> "-Wl,-s" to be sure), which caused striping. It doesn't seem to make
> much difference on a todays computer (3seconds faster on a 1GHz
> Athlon), but back on may P133 that caused a speedup by a few minutes
> (4min vs. 20sec or something like that).
Ouch, it means just that you won't use the debug information in the .o files.
You just may omit using -g, should do pretty much the same.
Well, if you want to see a speed gain, just checkout the source from two
weeks before I started to work on dependency reduction - you'll probably see
much more difference. My changes where about compile time perfomance in the
beginning... ;-)
Bye David
- Re: How to continue, (continued)
- Re: How to continue, David Philippi, 2002/06/11
- Re: How to continue, Ingo Ruhnke, 2002/06/11
- Re: How to continue, David Philippi, 2002/06/11
- Re: How to continue, David Philippi, 2002/06/11
- Re: How to continue, Ingo Ruhnke, 2002/06/12
Re: How to continue, Ingo Ruhnke, 2002/06/11
Re: How to continue, David Philippi, 2002/06/11
Re: How to continue, Ingo Ruhnke, 2002/06/11
Re: How to continue, David Philippi, 2002/06/11
Re: How to continue, Ingo Ruhnke, 2002/06/11
Re: How to continue, Craig Timpany, 2002/06/11
Re: How to continue, David Philippi, 2002/06/12
Re: How to continue, Craig Timpany, 2002/06/11