Re: Andres Freund 2019-01-30 <20190130015127.hciz36lpmu7prrx2@alap3.anarazel.de>
> I'm confused - that doesn't allow to inject flags to all in-core built
> files? So how does that fix your problem fully? Say
> e.g. llvmjit_inline.cpp won't get the flag, and thus not be
> reproducible?
The original itch being scratched here is extensions written in C++,
which need -ffile-prefix-map (or -fdebug-prefix-map) injected into
CXXFLAGS on top of the flags encoded in pgxs.mk. I originally picked
COPT because that works for injecting flags into pgxs.mk as well, but
PG_*FLAGS is better.
For the server build itself, it shouldn't be necessary to inject flags
because they are passed directly to ./configure. Admittedly I haven't
looked at reproducibility of PG11 yet as clang is still missing the
prefix-map feature, but https://reviews.llvm.org/D49466 is making good
progress.
Do we still want some CXXOPT flag for the server build? I can write a
patch, but someone else would need to do the bikeshedding how to name
it, and which of the existing knobs would set CXXFLAGS along. I don't
think I need that feature.
Christoph
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