Andrew Haines wrote:
On 06/03/11 17:47, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
When building Lazarus on Linux, is there an easy way to tell fpc to use
gold rather than ld to get comparative timings?
If you compile your program with -s a ppas.sh file will be generated
which you can edit and then run to
leledumbo wrote:
You can try fooling the compiler by making ld symlink to gold (of course you
better back up your real ld)
Thanks, that had occurred to me. As a general point I notice that in the
case of Debian ld is a symlink internal to /usr/bin, rather than going
through /etc/default
On Sat, Jun 04, 2011 at 10:14:38AM +, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
which you can edit and then run to link the program.
Thanks, but that's something I specifically don't want to do since I'm
trying to get a reproducible time for building Lazarus on a very tight
system.
Pass parameter
Marco van de Voort wrote:
On Sat, Jun 04, 2011 at 10:14:38AM +, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
which you can edit and then run to link the program.
Thanks, but that's something I specifically don't want to do since I'm
trying to get a reproducible time for building Lazarus on a very tight
When building Lazarus on Linux, is there an easy way to tell fpc to use
gold rather than ld to get comparative timings?
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You can try fooling the compiler by making ld symlink to gold (of course you
better back up your real ld)
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On 06/03/11 17:47, Mark Morgan Lloyd wrote:
When building Lazarus on Linux, is there an easy way to tell fpc to use
gold rather than ld to get comparative timings?
If you compile your program with -s a ppas.sh file will be generated
which you can edit and then run to link the program.
