PP> To be exact, it is not the best at processor specific optimizing, but
PP> to tell everything, the Photon optimizer for Pentiums (made by Intel)
PP> included with Borland C++ produces bad code under a few
PP> circumstance... ;-) It is more apt at generic optimizations, like
PP> using a single constant for multiple constant symbols and so on...
Yeah, I would definatly take general optimization and better portability
then a few less clock cycles, etc that no one would notice the difference
anyway and be stuck on one platform.
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