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Chuck Swiger wrote:
>> can anyone explain the benefits of installing packages from source
>> over precompiled binaries
> 
> Sure.  You can change compile-time options, compilation flags, and build
> the software exactly the way you want it to according the what else is
> on your system.

   Speaking of which... Let's say that I have GCC 10.0.0, which has
support for -O42. How would I go about making sure that all applications
I build use that option? I assume I do something in mk.conf?

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Kind Regards,
Jan Danielsson
Te audire no possum. Musa sapientum fixa est in aure.

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