Building with lto disabled is a bad idea, as Fedora intentionally enabled lto by default. What you describe as lto requires a lot of memory is caused by building lto along with non-lto in the same object file requires significantly more memory. For that reason one can disable building non-lto along with lto using the `-f-no-fat-lto-objects` compiler flags instead of `-f-fat-lto-objects`, if and *only IF* the package in question does *NOT* ship static libraries. Björn
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