On Sunday 18 August 2002 13:28, Richard Jenniss wrote: > For those speed freaks, who compile their own software. > > I've come up with a nice little hack to optimize your software without > having to set CFLAGS or CXFLAGS. (: and it will work with anything you > compile. > > If somoene has a better way to write this, email me, I'd be glad to hear. >
You might want to just place the command as an alias in your shell's rc file. 1. You do not need to move binaries 2. You do not need extra executable scripts 3. You don't force every user to use the modified gcc (what if you want the old ... then you have to know it's binary is nor gcc.old). Everyone has write access to their own rc. But not necessarily the path to gcc.
