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[carewolf]

I hope you are joking. Well at least the kernel shouldn't be using Floating Point, so OFast probably won't break anything. But you shouldn't use OFast...

[carewolf]

One place it happens is fine. Sometimes things that should be faster in general are slower in specific cases. It is only a problem when it happens on...

[carewolf]

There is really something wrong with -flto slowing the benchmarks down on average. Even if they are all preoptimized it should be at least no worse.

[carewolf]

Okay, so you added a new benchmark that heavily favors clang and the balance changed? How are new benchmarks chosen for the list?

[carewolf]

Awesome. Using 32bit futex on 64bit std::atomic bit us in surprising ways.

[carewolf]

libinput support is missing... https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/libin...e_requests/139...

[carewolf]

Well, Window I/O might be slower than Linux, but at least they are in the same ballpark and not lost in the swamp of slowness like macOS....

[carewolf]

It can but it is better at improving unoptimized code than most of the performance critical code tested here. It particularly helps if you call small...

[carewolf]

That wasn't even true when pulseaudio was released. You could have multiple applications connected at once. It was true perhaps 20 years ago....

[carewolf]

Yeah. Unless compilers (accidentily) allow it earlier. As somebody who has to make Chromium work outside of the one clang version google uses. You would...