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El Wednesday 19 November 2003 20:44, Guillaume Morin escribi�:
Maybe it is an off-topic but i have notice that my brand new powerbook G4
(1GHz)+256>RAM is QUITE slower than my old PII-700 128RAM... specially when
compiling...
Any idea?
The apps i am trying to compile is QT Based... KDE stuff mainly.
Thanks
> Dans un message du 19 Nov � 19:27, David Pye �crivait :
> > Hmm...Does that mean that Debian would be quite a lot slower on a G4 than
> > it would be if compiled with the gcc -maltivec flag? Or does gcc lack
> > much altivec optimisation ability?
>
> -maltivec allows acces to the Altivec ABI. But gcc cannot perform
> auto-vectorization on its own (yet). So compiling -maltivec won't change
> anything if the code does not contain Altivec instructions (in the form
> of assembly instructions or their C versions). And in that case, it
> would not even compile without -maltivec :)
>
> Guillaume.
>
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> Guillaume Morin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
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> Cox)
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Un saludo,
Jaime Robles - http://jaime.robles.nu
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Coordinador KDE-es - KDE Spanish Translation Team
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