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Sun, 11 Jan 2004
Determining GCC switch settings
Did you ever wonder if you had the right compiler optimization flag settings? I'v e heard lots of anecdotes about which compiler flag combinations produce the best results. Scott Robert Ladd has devised a way to use genetic algorihtms to
determine the best optimization settings for GCC. His acovea tool will be handy to run to determine the best setting for our own programs. Anybody remember the superoptimizer?
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