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IMO this feature could be benefit crates such as cargo-binstall, which wants to reduce size of the final binary and does not use feature like compression.
It would also improves performance by inlining small C functions across language boundaries.
To enable this feature, zstd-sys will first have to re-enable LTO.
With rust-lang/cc-rs#757 merged, I think now lto support detection should be more robust and could be re-enabled.
Or we could enable lto only if feature thin is enabled, minimize people affected by this while experimenting with lto.
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IMO this feature could be benefit crates such as cargo-binstall, which wants to reduce size of the final binary and does not use feature like compression.
It would also improves performance by inlining small C functions across language boundaries.
To enable this feature, zstd-sys will first have to re-enable LTO.
With rust-lang/cc-rs#757 merged, I think now lto support detection should be more robust and could be re-enabled.
Or we could enable lto only if feature
thin
is enabled, minimize people affected by this while experimenting with lto.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: