Re: problems with ypbind
>>>>> "Brederlow" == Brederlow <goswin.brederlow@student.uni-tuebingen.de> writes:
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Brederlow> As to my knowledge -O6 is not a legal option for debian
Brederlow> packages. Except for special files (like the innermost loop of
Brederlow> xaos, which uses -O3) only -O2 might be used. A package like
Brederlow> ypbind should not eat that much cpu time to make -O6 neccessary
Brederlow> and the risk of breaking something is far to high (on any
Brederlow> arch). I would consider -O6 a severe bug (i.e. a bug that make
Brederlow> the package unusable) since its just to risky.
Indeed. What justifies this anyway? How much would one gain from such a
strong optimization (attempt). This is anal ;o
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Nicolai P Guba
BT Labs GNU
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