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Subject: Re: Optimise a build for floating point operation
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John Love-Jensen wrote:
> Hi Øystein,

> If IEEE 754 compliance doesn't matter to you, you could get a little more
> performance out of -mno-ieee-fp.

With similar warnings, -ffast-math can help too.


Segher