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Michael Goldshteyn
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Why not upgrade gcc to latest version and use it for new...

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The optimization of the version used is horrible, forcing me to write horrible code sometimes to compensate. Why not use the latest stable gcc for new problems?

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The case is that OJ compiles _without_ optimization.
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Post by Michael Goldshteyn »

Krzysztof Duleba wrote:The case is that OJ compiles _without_ optimization.
Really?? This is silly! That means I have to unroll my own loops and use char pointers all over the place instead of indexing, for small gains. Welcome to the dark age (i.e. the 80's)...
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