Peter Eisentraut <peter_e@gmx.net> writes:
> It seems that for a debugging environment you should not only put a -g on
> the command line, but also a -Wall, and you most likely do not want to
> have any optimization flags there. If no one objects I would like to make
> this adjustment. (Perhaps the debug and cassert options should even be
> merged?)
If you want --debug to imply --cassert, OK with me, but I will get upset
if you rearrange things in such a way that I can't have -O and -g and
--cassert. In other words --cassert should not imply turning off -O.
Currently, I believe -Wall is turned on automatically if your compiler
is gcc --- at least it seems to work that way on my platform (maybe
it's in the hpux_gcc template?). Anyway I get a pretty good set of -W
options without doing anything special. It is real obvious that some
other developers do not run with the same options :-(, so I'd certainly
be glad to see more -W options turned on whenever the compiler is gcc,
--debug or no.
regards, tom lane
