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sosedada - wow, great elaboration! (indeed &nbsp;- hard to improve... &nbsp;;-)<br />

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sosedada - wow, great elaboration! (indeed  - hard to improve...  ;-)


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By far the best answer I have recieved on here in awhile.<br />
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You earned your 5 points. =)<br />
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By far the best answer I have recieved on here in awhile.

You earned your 5 points. =)




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What's the benefeits of using this tag?<br />
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I'm compiling a MUD engine, right now using g++ -c, and am wondering if there's any benefeit (and if, then what specifically) -O optimization will give me, in terms of space, memory, speed, etc. And if I should use it.<br />
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Thanks!<br />
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Matt-<br />
matt@anji.smhall.org<br />
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What's the benefeits of using this tag?

I'm compiling a MUD engine, right now using g++ -c, and am wondering if there's any benefeit (and if, then what specifically) -O optimization will give me, in terms of space, memory, speed, etc. And if I should use it.

Thanks!

Matt-
matt@anji.smhall.org
 

G++ Compiler -O (Optimization) Tag

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.