Tell GCC to optimize for code size in some .c files - #2202
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@albinahlback Does this look OK? |
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Perhaps this was not the best solution. For optimizations, Clang does not work like GCC as it will not accept these things. One should really push |
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Some files have large chunks of code that don't need to be optimized for execution speed, so it makes sense to selectively compile with -Os.
This shrinks my libflint.so by 300 KB.