crystal: optimize the build command even further #380
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It's suggested that you build with: `--release --no-debug` in order to optimize for performance.
Also, the documentation states the following about `--mcpu=`:
```
--mcpu CPU
Specify a specific CPU to generate code for. This will pass a -mcpu flag to LLVM, and is only intended to be used for cross-compilation. For
a list of available CPUs, invoke "llvm-as < /dev/null | llc -march=xyz -mcpu=help". Passing --mcpu native will pass the host CPU name to
tune performance for the host.
```
If we are to use it, then, at the very least, use `--mcpu=native`.
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It's suggested that you build with:
--release --no-debugin order to optimize for performance.Also, the documentation states the following about
--mcpu=:If we are to use it, then, at the very least, use
--mcpu=native.