Package: libjpeg
Version: 6b
Severity: minor

Hi,

Playing around with the upstream libjpeg, it seems to me that decoding is about
15% faster when the library is compiled with -Os than with -O4.  I think that's
significant enough to consider mentioning, since jpeg can be the bottleneck in
some programs.  You would want to see if you can reproduce it on a variety of
different hardware and with a variety of images though.

Just thought you might be interested...

(And no, I haven't actually looked at whether you have changed the default in
the Debian package.  But the djpeg that I've built with -O4 runs at exactly the
same speed as the one from your package, so I'm guessing that you've not tried
-Os.)

Regards,  Phil.


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