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Dan Nelson <dnelson@allantgroup.com> writes:
> And that's not a problem.  There there are just X thousand lines of code =
in
> /usr/src that have never been tested with -Os.  That's the only reason th=
at
> -Os and -O2 are not "officially" supported.

Not true, -O2 is supported.

>                                               I have built worlds using -=
O2
> with absolutely no problems for a few years.

I doubt it - until earlier this year, the world wouldn't even build
with -O2.

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