@ppoo: I'd also recommend against both a hardfloat & LTO TC. The Kindle system uses a softfp TC, so there's a chance things'll go kablooey somewhere, and I've had numerous ugly runtime breakage with LTO in the past (on ARM)... (And the very bad kind of breakage: bad code generation, not a nice & tidy segfault).
(Well, you *can* enable LTO support in your GCC config, just don't use it [-fuse-linker-plugin is used in conjuction with LTO]).
Last edited by NiLuJe; 09-24-2012 at 01:46 PM.
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