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Don't use -fpic if library is too specialized?
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Boris |
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Don't use -fpic if library is too specialized? |
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Thu, 28 Sep 2006 02:14:08 +0300 |
I'm reading as much about PIC as I can find in order to understand if I
should compile a library here with or without -fpic. After all I tend to
believe that in my case it's better not to use -fpic as 1) for this library
performance is critical and as 2) the library is too specialized that it
will be used by all kind of different applications. If I assume that at any
time there is probably only one program running which makes use of this
library PIC doesn't make much sense as far as I understand as you pay for a
feature you actually don't need. Is this correct?
Boris
- Don't use -fpic if library is too specialized?,
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