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From: kari0022 AT gold DOT tc DOT umn DOT edu
Subject: OPTIMIZING EXE SPEED
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Date: Fri, 15 Sep 1995 21:57:43 GMT
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I recently switched from Borland TurboC to djgpp. The EXE's that I get after compiling
 run much, much faster. However, in TurboC you could optimize your EXE for either
 speed, or size. How can I completely 100% optimize my EXE's in djgpp for speed?
 How about the other way around, for size? In both cases, I want to completely ignore
 the other one, like I want a really really fast executable, and I really don't care
 at all how large it is.

Please give me some (two?) command lines for GCC that would do those two things.

Thanks!
Jawed, kari0022 AT gold DOT tc DOT umn DOT edu