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Date: Wed, 21 Jul 1999 20:43:08 +0100
From: Gautier <gautier DOT demontmollin AT maths DOT unine DOT ch>
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> For almost every optimization command, there is a "no" option. If you want
> to disable inlining, use this command:

> gcc etc. etc. etc.    -O3 -fno-inline -fno-inline-functions

Thanks, but I would like to keep the "manual", explicit inlinings:
("pragma inline xyz" with Ada front end) - "-fno-inline" disables
them!

I'm looking for a sort of "-fno-auto-inline"...

IIRC the -mpentium brakes a bit the "auto-inlining", compared to -m486,
but does it prevent it ?... 

Reversely, maybe someone knows whether -03 simply covers some
"-f..." options I could combine with -O2 ?

TIA, Gautier