On Dec 19, 2011 1:18 PM, "Dale" <[email protected]> wrote: > > Pandu Poluan wrote: >> >> >> Kind of like what I always do when I switch from -march=nocona to -march=native. (Usually I use -march=nocona to ensure seamless VM migration on my XenServer-equipped boxen, but for some VMs, i.e., those requiring me to wring out every last drop of performance, I go native.) >> >> That said, if you want to experience fully the "GCC Graphite" optimizations, you'll also want to do emerge -ev ;-) >> >> Rgds, >> > > > Is Graphite worthwhile on a desktop system or is it better suited for servers or both? I found this but still not sure what it is intended for: > > http://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/Graphite/4.5 > > Are there any reasons to leave this be for a while? You know, bugs or packages that don't work with it? >
In my experience, I've never encountered any bugs due to graphite. And I've "graphite-ed" 4 production servers, including 2 firewalls, 1 DNS server, and 1 mail server. Of course, YMMV. Rgds,
