Re: -march=native between different X86_64 families

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On 05/28/2013 05:29 PM, lluvia_lists@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Is there some problem when compiling with the flag -march=native if the
> program will run on procesors of unknown families of X86_64? The point is
> that, transparently, execution will go from on proccesor to another,.

That's what you want -march=generic for.  The whole idea of -march=native
is to get the best performance for programs run on the same machine as the
compiler.

Andrew.





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