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From: rob <europax@home.com>
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Subject: CFLAGS -O, if I am running a 686, does it automatically target my cpu?
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I am curious about whether make automatically tells gcc to optimize to
my machine's cpu, a 686, or does it optimize to a 386?  Reading though
the manuals, I can see that gcc can target a 686 or any other cpu, but I
have no idea what happens when I use make to compile my system or a
port.   Rob.


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