On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 13:26:26 -0800, Brendan Sullivan muttered:
> k, maybe not header files, i'm not a programmer so i dont really know my
> terminology...but it's something to do w/ the code being inline, and
> having to jump out to get other information.

Better explanation:

-O3 (as opposed to -O2) enables some "expensive" optimizations which can
sometimes make the code run faster, but almost always make the code much
larger. In most cases, however, the increased size of the program makes it
run slower, as it will no longer fit in the instruction cache as well, and
will also take longer to load from disk.

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Andrew Farmer
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