>> True, but -O6 enables a lot of optimization that -O2 didn't. I prefer
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>Last time I checked it seem to only add one thing for O3 and higher and
>that was gratuitous inlining
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This doesn't seam the be the case any more. Last few times I have checked
their web site there were many optimizations listed for the levels -O3
through -O6 and beyond. The last level of stable optimizations was -O6,
last time I checked.
>> -O6 -fno-inline-functions (i don't like wild inlining too). Sadly this
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>-fno-inline will stop all the inlining AFAIK, that'll break stuff
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