Re: will LTO help python modules?

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Neal Becker <ndbecker2@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

> I'm guessing LTO is not helpful to dynamically loaded modules for e.g., python.

It could be helpful.  LTO has some additional optimization power when
you pass the -fwhole-program option, which you could not do when
building a dynamically loaded module.  However, even without
-fwhole-program LTO can still do cross-file inlining and other such
optimizations.

Ian


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