Bruce Momjian wrote:
> Well, we don't want to use debug for non-gcc (no optimization) so do we
> do -g for gcc, and then --enable-debug does nothing. Seems people can
> decide for themselves.
But doesn't --enable-debug turn off optimization?
It's really a question of what the default behavior should be for each
option. Clearly for non-gcc compilers, the default should be -O only
since they probably can't simultaneously handle -g. But gcc builds are
an exception, one which I think is worth considering. Hence my opinion
that for gcc builds, the default should be -g and -O.
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