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Re: -O1 runtime difference between gcc and clang


On 06/08/2018 08:54 PM, M. Chaturvedi wrote:

> The `-O0` and `-O2` times are comparable, however.  Are there some
> compile time flags one could add to make the `-O1` times comparable?
> 
> I asked this question at LLVM, but they don't seem too interested,
> so I was wondering if someone could help me here.
> http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/2018-May/123708.html

I guess this seems like an odd question to ask.  -O1 is basically all
of the optimizations that don't take a long while to run: generate
decent-quality code without taking a long while to do it.  This
precludes most optimizations that have seriously non-linear time or
space complexity.

Why would you (or anyone) want anything else of -O1?  Unless someone
has already done the comparative research, it's going to be hard to
find enough data to answer your question.

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