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Yup, and that's exactly why we turn the optimizations off and keep them off, even for the shipped release.
by flyingfences 4y ago
Yup, and that's exactly why we turn the optimizations off and keep them off, even for the shipped release.
- wizofaus 4y agoMakes sense if safety is a priority over performance and/or concerns over reverse engineering.
- jstimpfle 4y agoFor the mostly high-level C code that I write, I find that compiler optimisations give typically give speed-ups in the 1.5x - 3x range. A lot of code is bound by external bottlenecks that would completely mask such a speedup anyway. For really performance-oriented code you probably want to drop to SIMD first, and play with compiler optimisations second.