Since I installed Gentoo, I've discovered that a lot of things can
turn out to be a compiler flag issue, especially if you like to use
-Os. For some reason, GCC just does weird things with -Os sometimes. ;)
Which is why Myth, by default, doesn't use aggressive compiler options.
I thought -Os was considered to be the opposite of aggressive?
The manual suggests that it's kind of like -O2 but with any tests that
generate bulky code turned off.
Usually the boys trying to knock holes in gentoo pick out the -Os flag
and claim that we should all use that rather than -O2/-O3 because it
would make things faster...
Ed W
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