Fedora Cleared to Build Python Package with "-O3" Optimizations (phoronix.com) 11 points by iruoy 2y ago ↗ HN
[–] westurner 2y ago ↗ From "A collection of compiler optimizations with brief descriptions and examples" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40275850 :> Also, only SO has what specific optimizations are applied for clang's -O1/-O2/-03 args? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15548023/clang-optimizat...
[–] scns 2y ago ↗ Intel uses -o2 or -o3 for Clear Linux packages, depending on which produces faster binaries. Worth checking out, if you want more performance. [–] rurban 2y ago ↗ -Os usually is the fastest, better than -Ofast [–] kibibu 2y ago ↗ Depends on a bunch of things, including cache sizes [–] bravetraveler 2y ago ↗ They also disable journaling and stuff last I looked. It's fine inspiration, but cargo culture has dangersThey make trades that I'm not sure are advisable
[–] rurban 2y ago ↗ -Os usually is the fastest, better than -Ofast [–] kibibu 2y ago ↗ Depends on a bunch of things, including cache sizes
[–] bravetraveler 2y ago ↗ They also disable journaling and stuff last I looked. It's fine inspiration, but cargo culture has dangersThey make trades that I'm not sure are advisable
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[ 4.0 ms ] story [ 21.2 ms ] thread> Also, only SO has what specific optimizations are applied for clang's -O1/-O2/-03 args? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15548023/clang-optimizat...
They make trades that I'm not sure are advisable