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Subject: Thank you, Sebastian.
From: Al Ackley <aackley () valentineisd ! com>
Date: 2012-02-06 17:17:00
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<style type='text/css'></style><span>Thank you for thinking about a project for Step.
<br />I would also like to see what you do.
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<br />Today's Topics:
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<br /> 1. Re: Research Project With Rocs and Step (Sebastian
V?cking)
<br /> 2. marble hard-coding -O3 optimizations (Rex Dieter)
<br /> 3. Re: marble hard-coding -O3 optimizations (Torsten Rahn)
<br /> 4. Re: marble hard-coding -O3 optimizations (Torsten Rahn)
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<br />Message: 1
<br />Date: Fri, 03 Feb 2012 22:23:04 +0100
<br />From: Sebastian V?cking
<br /> To: kde-edu@kde.org
<br />Subject: Re: Research Project With Rocs and Step
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<br />Hi,
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<br />> That's good to hear,
<br />> can you write me two or three sentences on Step topic?
=)
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<br />Sure. I will work out my plans for step over the weekend.
Then I will also
<br /> think about some project in step for them as well.
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<br />Sebastian
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<br />Message: 2
<br />Date: Sat, 04 Feb 2012 00:23:26 -0600
<br />From: Rex Dieter
<br /> To: kde-edu@postbox.kde.org
<br />Subject: marble hard-coding -O3 optimizations
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<br />While working on some marble packaging for fedora today,
noticed that it
<br /> hard-codes -O3 optimizations in several CMakeLists.txt. Is
there some
<br /> good reason to do this override of the usual (Release mode
or otherwise)
<br /> optimization flags? I checked git history and couldn't find
anything
<br /> mentioning this.
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<br />-- rex
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<br />Message: 3
<br />Date: Sat, 4 Feb 2012 10:12:18 +0100
<br />From: Torsten Rahn
<br /> To: kde-edu@postbox.kde.org, kde-edu@kde.org
<br />Cc: kde-edu@postbox.kde.org
<br />Subject: Re: marble hard-coding -O3 optimizations
<br />Message-ID: <201202041012.18640.tackat@t-online.de>
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<br />Yes this has been intentional. I had done this right from the
start since
<br /> compilation without this flag would lead to unacceptable
performance in Debug
<br /> mode at least.
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<br />Best Regards,
<br />Torsten
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<br /> On Samstag, 4. Februar 2012 07:23:26 Rex Dieter wrote:
<br />> While working on some marble packaging for fedora today,
noticed that it
<br />> hard-codes -O3 optimizations in several CMakeLists.txt.
Is there some
<br />> good reason to do this override of the usual (Release
mode or otherwise)
<br />> optimization flags? I checked git history and couldn't
find anything
<br />> mentioning this.
<br />>
<br /> > -- rex
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<br />Message: 4
<br />Date: Sat, 4 Feb 2012 10:12:18 +0100
<br />From: Torsten Rahn
<br /> To: kde-edu@postbox.kde.org, kde-edu@kde.org
<br />Cc: kde-edu@postbox.kde.org
<br />Subject: Re: marble hard-coding -O3 optimizations
<br />Message-ID: <201202041012.18640.tackat@t-online.de>
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<br />Yes this has been intentional. I had done this right from the
start since
<br /> compilation without this flag would lead to unacceptable
performance in Debug
<br /> mode at least.
<br />
<br />Best Regards,
<br />Torsten
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<br /> On Samstag, 4. Februar 2012 07:23:26 Rex Dieter wrote:
<br />> While working on some marble packaging for fedora today,
noticed that it
<br />> hard-codes -O3 optimizations in several CMakeLists.txt.
Is there some
<br />> good reason to do this override of the usual (Release
mode or otherwise)
<br />> optimization flags? I checked git history and couldn't
find anything
<br />> mentioning this.
<br />>
<br /> > -- rex
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