Spring Compile is Slow, Big, and Depends on MinGW

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I compiled Spring successfully, but the file is about 2.5 times bigger than the release exe, the framerate is extremely low, my CPU usage is extremely high, and the exe depends on MinGW stuff to run.

I'm using the latest MinGW release + the spring MinGW stuff + cmake. Am I not checking the right compiler flags or what? What is the exact method used to build the release exes?

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Make sure you set build type to "RELEASE", cause ti defaults to a debug build.

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Make sure you set build type to "RELEASE", cause ti defaults to a debug build.

K, will try.

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Which flags should I set for best optimization? What are the memory manager stuff and the GML stuff? I've tried GML_SIM before, but it's thrown a sh*ton of errors at me ingame.

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Which flags should I set for best optimization? What are the memory manager stuff and the GML stuff? I've tried GML_SIM before, but it's thrown a sh*ton of errors at me ingame.

You should leave the other options on the default at first. Most of them are disabled for a reason.

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Which flags should I set for best optimization? What are the memory manager stuff and the GML stuff? I've tried GML_SIM before, but it's thrown a sh*ton of errors at me ingame.

You should leave the other options on the default at first. Most of them are disabled for a reason.

Ok. I'm going to compile with GML since that seems to work fine. Also set the march_flag to core2, if that makes any difference.

[Auswaschbar]

Which flags should I set for best optimization? What are the memory manager stuff and the GML stuff? I've tried GML_SIM before, but it's thrown a sh*ton of errors at me ingame.

You should leave the other options on the default at first. Most of them are disabled for a reason.

Ok. I'm going to compile with GML since that seems to work fine. Also set the march_flag to core2, if that makes any difference.

Yes, there is a good chance it will desync you.