Re: gmp
Jim Pick writes:
> Philip Blundell <pb@nexus.co.uk> writes:
>
> > >I removed the source for 2.95 (which was what I built), so I'm not
> > >100% certain that haifa wasn't used.
> >
> > See if it supports options like -fsched-interblock and
> > -sched-verbose-N. If so, it's got Haifa on. I do have a vague
> > feeling that Debian might have been doing this at one point, and
> > it's a definite no-no for 2.95.x on ARM.
> >
> > If that's not it I guess we need to look through the other Debian
> > patches and check that none of them could be breaking anything.
>
> I tried those options, and it accepted them, so I think your hunch is
> correct. I seem to remember see the haifa option back in the
> egcs-snapshot days.
correct. the Debian gcc versions up to 2.95-3 were built with the
haifa scheduler.
btw, in the mainline the old scheduler is removed, so you only have
one choice: haifa.
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