Re: compiled programs significantly slower after upgrading

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On 18/04/2018 23:55, Jack Stalnaker wrote:

> Yeah, I realize it's a difficult question with no example. It would be
> quite difficult to chop out a chunk of the code showing the 5x slowdown,
> though, I think. I was probing for something big or obvious I may have
> missed, or some known issue with the later versions, since this is so
> dramatic, and since the only thing that has changed is the compiler. The
> compilation options are minimal. I'm using -g -Og, and that's it. I have
> tried a release build with some finer tuning, but that doesn't show much
> improvement.

A 5x slowdown sounds like SIMD-vs-integer code, for embarrassingly-parallel
source (auto-vectorized vs scalar).

Although, I think GCC is just now getting some auto-vectorization caps,
and it is almost certain it did not in 4.8 o_O

As Marc points out, you should test with -O2 instead of -Og

Regards.



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