Does changing the default "-m486" to "-march=i686" really improve the
code generated? If I change the default "-O2" to "-O3" will the code
run faster or just consume more RAM?
Without benchmarking it's all just speculation. So... is there a
method for measuring generalized kernel performance? If not for
general performance, how about specific features of the kernel?
Thank you.
*** Steve Snyder ***
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