On Feb 27, 2007, at 14:23, Blair Zajac wrote:
Being somebody who actually digs into stack traces and core dumps,
I would be extremely leery about loosing the -g flag. When
something goes wrong, having the additional debugging information
available is nice.
I think there's precedence for keeping it. Most of the Linux
distributions I believe build it in by default. For example,
here's a build log for Subversion on Ubuntu Dapper Drake:
http://www-devel.orcaware.com/packages/ubuntu/dapper/subversion/log-
build-subversion-1.3.2-3zajac1.txt
Lots of -g's in there.
Disk is pretty cheap these days, so I say keep it in.
Well my disk is full, and I wouldn't have a clue how to use the
debugging info even if it were there, so I don't want it. So how do
we make the presence or absence of -g configurable globally per user?
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