Good morning,
FreeBSD 10.0-RELEASE, x64. 32 GB of RAM. AMD FX-8350 (8-core processor)
I don't see this in the docs where it applies to clang. I see it in old man pages that dealt with the GNU compiler.
I'm starting to port some applications I have written to FreeBSD. Is there a way to change the march setting to native, and is there a way to tell clang to use -J8?
And then of course I need to ask... are there good arguments on why I shouldn't change these settings?
I build both userland applications, and I build my own custom kernels... So any/etc/make.conf changes (which doesn't exist on my system except as samples) would also apply to kernel builds, so I am nervous before I do this.
I've been on FreeBSD for six months now, and I'm very satisfied. I am using Linux development terms so I apologize. Linux was where I came from. I am now beginning my FreeBSD development phase for my clients that I support.
Sincerely and respectfully,
Dave
FreeBSD 10.0-RELEASE, x64. 32 GB of RAM. AMD FX-8350 (8-core processor)
I don't see this in the docs where it applies to clang. I see it in old man pages that dealt with the GNU compiler.
I'm starting to port some applications I have written to FreeBSD. Is there a way to change the march setting to native, and is there a way to tell clang to use -J8?
And then of course I need to ask... are there good arguments on why I shouldn't change these settings?
I build both userland applications, and I build my own custom kernels... So any/etc/make.conf changes (which doesn't exist on my system except as samples) would also apply to kernel builds, so I am nervous before I do this.
I've been on FreeBSD for six months now, and I'm very satisfied. I am using Linux development terms so I apologize. Linux was where I came from. I am now beginning my FreeBSD development phase for my clients that I support.
Sincerely and respectfully,
Dave