optimizations. The motivation to make a separate pgcc port is, to
provide two versions, an official release, which is missing the
leading edge of developement and an interesting current version,
which fixes some things and might breake (or not) others.
Fact is, that one is able to compile and run a complete FreeBSD-current
kernel without trouble and so closes 2 PR's.
>Number: 1221
>Category: bino
and possibly
>Number: 1222
>Category: ports (should be tested by the submitter.
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