That would be another way this could be occurring, if GCC is LTOing multiple versions of a function compiled with different SIMD flags. Disabling all of GCC LTO would be sad, but I am not sure the status of how broken GCC is or if this would be considered acceptable behavior on its end.
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That would be another way this could be occurring, if GCC is LTOing multiple versions of a function compiled with different SIMD flags. Disabling all of GCC LTO would be sad, but I am not sure the status of how broken GCC is or if this would be considered acceptable behavior on its end. But clearly, it is causes substantial breakage on our end, if that is the case.
That would be another way this could be occurring, if GCC is LTOing multiple versions of a function compiled with different SIMD flags. Disabling all of GCC LTO would be sad, but I am not sure the status of how broken GCC is or if this would be considered acceptable behavior on its end. But clearly, it causes substantial breakage on our end, if that is the case.