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LTO is not exclusive to clang. "thin" LTO is. It just happens to be more commonly used, since it's faster and uses less memory.
by dralley 4y ago
LTO is not exclusive to clang. "thin" LTO is. It just happens to be more commonly used, since it's faster and uses less memory.
- SubjectToChange 4y ago> LTO is not exclusive to clang. This is in the context of the Linux kernel, which only mainlined Clang LTO support in 5.12. AFAIK, GCC LTO has yet to be accepted.