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From: Tony Kimball <alk@Think.COM>
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Subject: very happy experience with pgcc
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Running a kernel compiled with pgcc -O2 makes more difference in the
responsiveness of my system than did upgrading from a 5X86-120GP to  
a P100. I am not exaggerating. I recommend it highly.