Disable -O3 for GCC 15#5105
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We found out that -O3 was leading to garbage values in tricky interpolation kernels with GCC 15 on both Ubuntu 26.04 and Arch. This will allow us to support Ubuntu 26.04.
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LGTM, thanks for tracking this down!
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I'm going to fold this into #5085 because this only really makes sense in the context of that PR |
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We found out that -O3 was leading to garbage values in tricky interpolation kernels with GCC 15 on both Ubuntu 26.04 and Arch.
This will allow us to support Ubuntu 26.04.
I have also refactored
Compiler.cflagsand friends because the bugfix flags have to come after the optflags.Also removed a bunch of very very old bugfix cflags - GCC 7 was last updated in 2019 and I'd be surprised if the rest of our software stack works with such an old compiler.