Hello everyone, I'm running into a bit of a problem when compiling with Nim, and I could really use some advice.
Here's what's happening: When I compile using `nim -mm:orc` (debug mode), it takes about 1 minute and the executable file is a normal size. But when I add the `-d:release` flag, it takes over 10 minutes to compile, and the executable ends up being 10 times larger. After some quick digging, it looks like this might be a gcc (mingw) issue, and it only happens when using the default `--exceptions:goto`. Switching to `--exceptions:setjmp` seems to avoid the problem. I think gcc might be doing some optimization on the C code generated by Nim that's causing this unexpected side effect, but I'm not sure which optimization flag to disable or if there's another workaround. Here's an example file I generated while compiling [InstantMenu](https://github.com/khchen/InstantMenu): [Example file](https://tinyurl.com/ycxewzsd) You can quickly compile it with `gcc -c -w -fmax-errors=3 -mno-ms-bitfields -DWIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN -fno-ident -Id:\nim\lib @mInstantMenu.nim.c`, but adding optimization flags like `-O`, `-Os`, `-O3`, etc., causes the problem. Any ideas or suggestions would be super helpful. Thanks!
