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with new options and named aliases #83947Extend
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Hm, claiming unspecified behaviour in our flags unnecessarily feels… bad? Could we just say "enables profiling for some targets" (also what kind of profiling? sampling? instrumented?) for now?
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It would be good to document what all these options actually mean, in practice.
I.e. in which ways can you debug an executable built with the given option.
Also, it would be good to define what "line info directives" and "line tables" mean, at least by giving links to relevant documents.
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Is the new documentation I added clear enough for unfamiliar users?