Marko Karppinen writes:
> GCC sets __FAST_MATH__ even if you counter a -ffast-math with the
> negating flags above. This means that it is not currently possible to
> use the -fast flag when compiling PostgreSQL at all. Instead, you have
> to go through all the flags Apple is setting and only pass on those
> that don't break pg.
That sounds perfectly reasonable to me. Why should we develop elaborate
workarounds for compiler flags that are known to create broken code? I
also want to point out that I'm getting kind of tired of developing more
and more workarounds for sloppy Apple engineering.
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Peter Eisentraut peter_e@gmx.net
