Hi,
The -pipe speeds the compile up if you have enough ram so swapping does not
occur(on my machine just cli no x 128meg was enough).
Also with the 2.6.x kernel it also pays to have the -fstack-check flag set
for any machine exposed to the net. This is due to a problem with the large
memory manag
it speeds up compilation.
your gentoo system will do lots of complation, CFLAGS refers to stuff
you do via emerge, not with java/python from the commandline.
I believe that pipe does not change the binaries produced, only the way
they are produced internally by the compiler. Therefore it should b
Hello,
I have been using these flags in my /etc/make.conf since the last
installfest:
CFLAGS="-march=k8 -O2"
CXXFLAGS="${CFLAGS}"
Now I found these flags under
"http://gentoo-wiki.com/Safe_Cflags#Opteron.2FAthlon64_.28AMD.29":
CFLAGS="-march=k8 -O2 -pipe"
CXXFLAGS="-march=k8 -O2 -pipe"
In man gcc I
I can however say that planmaker is better than kspread, which is
dowright unusable (and that's putting it exceedingly politely), and
LaTeX, which will get you into a mental institution before you're done
making a functional spreadsheet.
Yes, I have almost experienced that. There is however one
Hi Alex,
I have a copy of the 4.0 CDs but not the 4.0.1.
Though if u want them, between us we could download them.
If you don't get any other offers please contact me offlist, I am
also looking at getting the 4.0.1 isos.
From Kim
On 20/05/2005, at 10:54 PM, Alexandre Bec wrote:
Hi there,
I was
Hi Alex,
I have a copy of the 4.0 CDs but not the 4.0.1.
Though if u want them, between us we could download them.
If you don't get any other offers please contact me offlist, I am
also looking at getting the 4.0.1 isos.
From Kim
On 20/05/2005, at 10:54 PM, Alexandre Bec wrote:
Hi there,
I was w
Hi there,
I was wondering if someone around here had already downloaded the
Yellow Dog Linux ISO cds for PowerPCs, and for mini ones as well...
It's quite a big chunk of data to download from home and from work,
and getting it shipped from YDL would cost me my left eye... I'd
rather have to b
[
Laptop external VGA output + projectors - this article here
http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/feature/14885.html
]
After having a short discussion with a SuSE developer, it transpires
that they expect a projector on a laptop VGA output to just work, by
switching the external VGA to display the
> Have you tried it? Is it better than OOo, SO, KOffice or LaTeX?
Haven't tried it myself (don't have it) - here's your chance to be first
;)
I can however say that planmaker is better than kspread, which is
dowright unusable (and that's putting it exceedingly politely), and
LaTeX, which will get
Have you tried it? Is it better than OOo, SO, KOffice or LaTeX?
I am pleased that there are people producing good commercial software
(of course not in the sense of morally good, using commercial software
is always a sin ;) ) for GNU/Linux, especially at this price.
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
Softma
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