Python compile with -Os flag on embedded arm linux completely unstable (shot in the dark >_<)
So I've been having problems with python segfaulting on an embedded system we're developing for. I can't for the life of me track down the problem. I recently tried a compile with the `-Os` switch on. This seems to have made things many, many times worse. I was just wondering if compiling with `-Os` was stupid in general, and if there was any success anyone else had with the `-Os` optimization.

I'm totally grasping at straws here to figure out this issue.
Python compile with -Os flag on embedded arm linux completely unstable (shot in the dark >_<)
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So I've been having problems with python segfaulting on an embedded system we're developing for. I can't for the life of me track down the problem. I recently tried a compile with the `-Os` switch on. This seems to have made things many, many times worse. I was just wondering if compiling with `-Os` was stupid in general, and if there was any success anyone else had with the `-Os` optimization.

I'm totally grasping at straws here to figure out this issue.