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2020 Mar 10
3
llvm-link has no --allow-multiple-definition
...;-) Two further questions for this and I am keeping this on the list so other people have pointers to this if they struggle with the same thing: 1. Does this require to use lld? (I am sure it is, just to clarify, for the very low chance that it would also work with gnu ld and the llvm gold plugin performce this magic) 1a. Follow up question if this required lld - does lld has feature parity (and same parameter names) with e.g. gcc-9 ld? 2. When you say it does not work with trunk at the moment - did it work previously? e.g. with the llvm 9 release? Or did it never work so far and is in the progress...
2016 Dec 02
0
I'm still there ... test builds on private server (drivers, mesa, fixes)
...cause of harddrives..hm I will see. Wine: wine-1.8.5 (still need to update requirements) wine-stage 1.9.23 (compiled with my drivers and mesa repo) - gallium 9 + staging + steam - update requirements - Tested: World of Warcraft, Gildwars 2, Tera - HD 6870 , HD 6970 with gallium. intel p520 performce slower, but works. winetricks Other: gimp 2.8.18 (table release) Media: Makemkv 1.10.2 That's it for no. PS: My packages are not signed as always - private work state.
2010 Jun 21
3
Increasing NFS Performance
Greetings all- I have a CentOS 5 (Final) system that is serving up content to several other hosts via NFS. The amount of data transferred is rather small as most of the files are under 100kb and each export has maybe 100 files that are accessed regularly. I'm finding that as I add more hosts accessing the NFS server, the performance seems to be getting poorer. There are obvious delays when
2020 Mar 09
2
llvm-link has no --allow-multiple-definition
Hi Eli, I know the page, and the only mentioning about LTO or link time optimization I found is the option PassManagerBuilder::EP_FullLinkTimeOptimizationLast - and nobody knows how this works (and asked about it on this list too before with no reply), and the author who wrote that part in the llvm code at Redhat did not reply to a question how to actually use it. And there is no example code or