On Sat, 21 Jul 2001 00:24:02 +1130
Mike Andrew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> could that simply be that you compiled as an i686 whereas the kde rpm
> was
> generically built for 386?
sorry, i never meant to imply that leaving out the debug stuff gave the
entire increase all by it's lonesome.
my system is a k6-2 tho, and it got compiled for an i586 but, that
aside, i've rebuilt a few things that - although they did speed up -
never showed the difference that this did. leaving out the debug stuff
quite likely contributed a portion of that increase and, i'm betting, so
too will using --enable-final.
hmmm.. come to think of it i used to specify k6 when i compiled. i found
there wasn't much difference in speed loading the k6 binary from an i386
binary but the compile time was quite a bit longer. this time i didn't
specify the arch or cpu and just let the system figure it out. lesson
learned i guess =)
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