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| Look in /usr/portage/eclass/mozcoreconf-2.eclass. It allows you to set custom -Ox flags. |
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| Code: | % euses -i custom-optimization
net-libs/xulrunner:custom-optimization - Fine-tune custom compiler optimizations
www-client/mozilla-firefox:custom-optimization - Fine-tune custom compiler optimizations
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| yngwin wrote: | | Code: | % euses -i custom-optimization
net-libs/xulrunner:custom-optimization - Fine-tune custom compiler optimizations
www-client/mozilla-firefox:custom-optimization - Fine-tune custom compiler optimizations
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Yeah I saw that... but what does it actually mean? Does it mean that it won't strip out dangerous CFLAGS? Does it mean it will try and auto-optimise (in the same vein as fftw)?
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what's the point of specifying our own in make.conf if now there's a USE flag that by default disables our make.conf settings?...
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