PKG: differentiate uClibc & musl PGO data #157
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Generally we shouldl not use the same profiling data for both libs, even some minor miss code coverage can result in worse optimization, not to mention difference in memory allocation and threading which IMO may obscure profiling. The difference is much noticable in
libretro-mednafen-wswan
in favor of using unique *.gcda.That being said there still may be some perf. benefit over not using PGO at all, so for missing musl gcov data let us for now copy over from uclibc profiler.