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There are no such thing...

There are no such thing...

Posted Nov 12, 2011 17:07 UTC (Sat) by endecotp (guest, #36428)
In reply to: There are no such thing... by khim
Parent article: Open64 5.0 released

> Nobody uses -O3.

Well, I use it as my normal setting for "release" builds.

Again, "citation required". Maybe you're right and (almost) everyone uses -O2 - but I would like to know where that info comes from.

> Because "normal" optimization level is -O2 upstream developers
> often close bugs related to -O3 level as "WONTFIX" or "INVALID"

Could you point me to a couple of examples of that? Thanks.


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