Re: Applying code layout optimization to postgresql16 RPMs in Fedora 41 gave a 3%-6% improvement in IPC

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On Tue, Feb 04, 2025 at 09:45:19AM -0500, William Cohen wrote:
> >> +%global layout _opt
> >> +Release: 1%{?dist}%{?layout}
> > In various places the patch does such indirections… Please kill them, they
> > make the diff much more verbose and actually harder to follow.
> > 
> > → Release: 1%{?dist}%{?_with_opt:_opt}
> > 
> > Same for %{call_graph} as alias for %SOURCE12.
> 
> The problem being addressed with the %SOURCEnn and %call_graph was that the call graph needs to be stored in srpm rpm.  Those files need to be %sourcenn in the spec file, just defining %call_graph as the callgraph file is not going to pull the call graph file into the source rpm.  Having the definition of %{call_graph} is to allow the later  boilerplate code to be same between various spec files.  

Yes, you need the file to be listed as Source.
My suggestion is to use %SOURCEnn in the "later boilerplate"
(with the number appropriately selected, e.g. the first unused).
This is nicer for the packager, 'cause the packager doesn't care
about the boilerplate being the same between various spec files.
They care about their single spec file being uncomplicated.

Zbyszek
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