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  • Subject: -falign-loops
  • From: Richard Jackson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2005 17:28:54 -0800

According to Shark, my application will run much faster and happier if I turn on "-falign-loops=32" (it's catching a tight Altivec loop whose beginning instruction is not 32-byte aligned). So I added the flag to the "Other C++ flags" in my project's Target Info window. I see the flag appear in the command line portion of the Build window for each source file after I compile, but when I run Shark against the new build my loop is still not aligned!

I've tried various optimation settings (-O0, -O3, -Os), and tried Deployment vs. Development builds but can't seem to see any change in the alignment (or lack thereof). Im running XCode 1.5, with gcc 3.3. What else do I need to do to change the alignment?

   TIA

   - Richard

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