RFC 10: Default C flags #18
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Habitat's core plans should provide a reliable base system on which Habitat users can build applications. To meet this goal, core-plans software written in the C programming language should use compiler and linker flags that provide a level of performance and security at least as good as other Linux distributions. Multiple users have attempted to make progress on this issue in the past. For example, - habitat-sh/core-plans#587 - habitat-sh/core-plans#881 and the lack of optimization was recently discussed in the Habitat Slack. NOTE FOR REVIEW: I took a "slow and steady" approach to implementing this on the assumption that this would be mostly an effort that happens outside the core Hab team. I think a faster path is possible. Signed-off-by: Steven Danna <[email protected]>
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@stevendanna Would you mind re-opening this as a design document on the core-plans repo? This repo is no longer monitored and should be archived. Sorry for any confusion here. |
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Habitat's core plans should provide a reliable base system on which
Habitat users can build applications. To meet this goal, core-plans
software written in the C programming language should use compiler and
linker flags that provide a level of performance and security at least
as good as other Linux distributions.
Multiple users have attempted to make progress on this issue in the
past. For example,
and the lack of optimization was recently discussed in the Habitat
Slack.
NOTE FOR REVIEW: I took a "slow and steady" approach to implementing
this on the assumption that this would be mostly an effort that
happens outside the core Hab team. I think a faster path is possible.
Signed-off-by: Steven Danna [email protected]