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On Mon, Nov 29, 2010 at 08:21:08PM -0500, Kohei Yoshida wrote:
If that's the problem, you can do it by configuring with
--enable-debug, or if you're just building a single module you can do
"build -- debug=t dbglevel=2"

"build debug=t" alone should turn off compiler optimization, before the
'--' not after.  I wouldn't recommend dbglevel=2 unless you know what
you are getting with dbglevel=2.

I think "dbglevel=1" also turns them off, and will give less noise,
but I haven't checked.

It's the debug=t part that turns off compiler optimization.  dbglevel=#
controls the amount of debug messages that other devs have put in (if I
understand David's mail correctly, that is).


Correct. Note that you can also use nopt=true if you don't want debug
build (but why wouldn't you? .-) That just turns off optimization.

D.

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