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by adev_
75 days ago
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> The only time I used -march=native It is completely fine to use -march=native, just do not make it the default for someone building your project. That should always be something to opt-in. The main reason is that software are a composite of (many) components. It becomes quickly a pain in the ass of maintainability if any tiny library somewhere try to sneak in '-march=native' that will make the final binary randomly crash with an illegal instruction error if executed on any CPU that is not exactly the same than the host. When you design a build system configuration, think for the others first (the users of your software), and yourself after. |
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