Re: PGCC package?
On 13 Apr 98 01:20:26 GMT, in linux.debian.user you wrote:
>If you use EGCS gcc, found in the Debian egcc package, just use the
>"-mpentium" compiler flag. This should optimize your code for pentium
>processors, just as PGCC does. This CPU flag for pentiums isn't available
>in gcc 2.7.x, from what I recall.
>
>Here is what the EGCS gcc info pages say about the optimizations:
[snip]
>
>I hope that this stuff helps.
It did, thanks. It's still a shame that to upgrade a package we'll
need to download the binary package and the source, recompile and then
install. I'm just being greedy, I suppose. :-)
On a related note, is there a program that can keep a record of the
most heavily used libraries and programs, so that a list could be made
of the most useful ones to recompile?
Rob Wilderspin.
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