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Date: Sat, 21 Aug 1999 10:39:36 -0400
From: Adam Schrotenboer <ajschrotenboer AT lycosmail DOT com>
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file will report 80386 in almost any case. AFAIK All it checks is the header
info and and such.

Guilherme Fortunato wrote:

> Hello
>
>     How do I know the program compiled with pgcc is really optimized to the
> platform I first intended it to be. I do not have another computer to test
> the executable, file still reports 80386 and I did not noticed much
> improvement in terms of speed. Also, running some tests (opengl
> applications) I noticed that the gcc program that comes with pgcc package
> most of the time produces faster code than pgcc, using the same source and
> compiler options (it also produces much bigger executables, sometimes twice
> as big, and it is not just debugging information). I have pgcc version 2.91
> (download in rpm format) and I am not in the mailing list. IŽd really
> appreciate an answer. Thank you!
>
> Guilherme Fortunato
> guilherme18 AT hotmail DOT com
>
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