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1 week 6 days ago #1576
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it took a few days for the compilation to complete with or without parallel compilation. MRCC source code contains RegAlloc benchmarks of compilers.
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1 week 5 days ago #1577
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Ah... that might not be practical to install on a laptop then... Was hoping to install it on my laptop to run quick tests or smaller calculations so that I wouldn't have to wait in line on the HPC (which is actually slower than my laptop anyway). I can't afford to spend a few days to wait for it to compile.
Didn't it used to compile much faster? I once compiled MRCC on a linux workstation and I could have sworn it didn't take very long. Or is it the fact it's an ARM chip that slows the compilation down?
Didn't it used to compile much faster? I once compiled MRCC on a linux workstation and I could have sworn it didn't take very long. Or is it the fact it's an ARM chip that slows the compilation down?
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1 week 3 days ago #1578
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> Didn't it used to compile much faster?
Intel compiler can do it faster. GCC can't. Or disable optimizations
The problem comes from optimizations with GCC for autogenerated code.
Intel compiler can do it faster. GCC can't. Or disable optimizations

The problem comes from optimizations with GCC for autogenerated code.
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