commit 235c6e6 added `-ffat-lto-objects` in order to work around
GCC 4.9's new default of disabling such objects.
However, this also means LTO doesn't optimize across static
libraries — and never did so in the past, either.
Use the GCC wrappers for the binutils tools `nm`, `ranlib` and `ar`
in
El 05/06/14 17:49, Jan Alexander Steffens (heftig) escribió:
commit 235c6e6 added `-ffat-lto-objects` in order to work around
GCC 4.9's new default of disabling such objects.
However, this also means LTO doesn't optimize across static
libraries — and never did so in the past, either.
Use
El 05/06/14 17:49, Jan Alexander Steffens (heftig) escribió:
commit 235c6e6 added `-ffat-lto-objects` in order to work around
GCC 4.9's new default of disabling such objects.
The other possibility and that we face that this LTO thing does not seem
ready for prime time yet and either disable it
