feat: enable LTO #588
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JohnRTitor
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Jan 11, 2025
| @@ -81,6 +81,9 @@ wgpu = ["libcosmic/wgpu"] | |||
| [profile.dev] | |||
| opt-level = 1 | |||
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| [profile.release] | |||
| lto = "fat" | |||
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In that case, I disagree with you. For having this discussion on one place, I answered this here: pop-os/pop#3386 (reply in thread)
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Hi!
I started a discussion about enabling Link-Time Optimization (LTO) across all pop!_os projects to improve their general performance (more compiler optimizations can be done with LTO) and the binary size reduction (LTO usually leads to measurable binary size improvements) here - pop-os/pop#3386 . In pop-os/pop#3386 (comment) was proposed creating PRs into repos with enabling LTO - it's such a PR!
As a reference, I used the
cosmic-compRelease profile.