arm - Does cross-compilation affect application performance? -

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can said performance of c application compiled for/running on intel architecture faster same application cross-compiled arm architecture?

i'm asking whether or not cross-compilation have negative affect on performance.

thanks!

in general, no, compiler should output same machine code given architecture regardless of architecture compiler running on.


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