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Because it is intended to be persistent, /var/tmp is about the worst possible choice for temporary files for most users of libiberty. /tmp works better, because the the defined semantics of /tmp allow for a non-persistent tmpfs to be used. This should improve performance when /tmp is a tmpfs and it is difficult or impossible to have an environment variable or command line -pipe flag passed to every piece of the toolchain. |
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| libcpp | ||
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| libgcc | ||
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| libiberty | ||
| libitm | ||
| libmudflap | ||
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