On 5/20/05, John Hogerhuis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> But once you are past that point gcc for a given arch, gcc isn't
> really going to help you any more. So bring on the hand
> coding/optimizations. 

And for popular combinations of architectures, such as x86 or PPC on
each other, I absolute agree. As in any other routine, you can
probably squeeze out a few cycles if you try hard enough.

> And that's because you can always make
> use of what gcc did if you can't think of anything better.

So the magic stays with us :-). You need some more complexity in the
build process, but I agree that it is a logical improvement.

Thomas


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