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Posted to dev@xalan.apache.org by Alan Gutierrez <aj...@izzy.net> on 2003/01/05 15:32:31 UTC
Building Xalan on Linux
I downloaded and built Xalan on Linux with GCC and ran it. It was much
slower than both both MSXML and libxslt. Then I checked the CFLAGS and added
-O2. Now it is a just little bit slower than MSXML and libxslt, but much
faster than it was, by an order of magnitude. Any reason why you don't
enable -O2 by default for linux?
Alan Gutierrez
Re: Building Xalan on Linux
Posted by David N Bertoni/Cambridge/IBM <da...@us.ibm.com>.
Weird, I thought -O was the same as -O2 -- at least it used to be.
I'll update runConfigure to pass through -O2. Thanks for the report!
Dave
Alan Gutierrez
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Subject: Building Xalan on Linux
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I downloaded and built Xalan on Linux with GCC and ran it. It was much
slower than both both MSXML and libxslt. Then I checked the CFLAGS and
added
-O2. Now it is a just little bit slower than MSXML and libxslt, but much
faster than it was, by an order of magnitude. Any reason why you don't
enable -O2 by default for linux?
Alan Gutierrez