Re: Unidata upgrade
tronic5572 wrote:
> you should check whether there have been any improvements in compiler
> optimization between versions
>
> if that is so you should recompile and your system may run faster
Excellent advice.
I would always recompile everything immediately. If you're going
to have problems with the compiler, better to find out sooner than
later.
The compiler is much nicer in the new release; for example it will
issue warnings that can help you debug your code.
--
frosty
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