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.... For example: >> >> lld -flavor gnu -target x86_64 --verbose=commandline,trampolines,symbols,reader,writer .... >> >> LinkingContext will have two functions :- >> >> setVerboseOptions(StringRef) -> stores all the verbose options in a vector. >> >> hasVerboseOption(StringRef) -> returns true if the option is present >> >> Thoughts on the above ? > What do you mean by “verbose”. Is this like DEBUG_WITH_TYPE()? gnu ld has a verbose option that tells the user, whats going on in the linker from how it starts processing the command line to how...

...lly control the various verbose outputs that we might want to have. For example: lld -flavor gnu -target x86_64 --verbose=commandline,trampolines,symbols,reader,writer .... LinkingContext will have two functions :- setVerboseOptions(StringRef) -> stores all the verbose options in a vector. hasVerboseOption(StringRef) -> returns true if the option is present Thoughts on the above ? Thanks Shankar Easwaran -- Qualcomm Innovation Center, Inc. is a member of Code Aurora Forum, hosted by the Linux Foundation

...s that we might want to have. For example: > > lld -flavor gnu -target x86_64 --verbose=commandline,trampolines,symbols,reader,writer .... > > LinkingContext will have two functions :- > > setVerboseOptions(StringRef) -> stores all the verbose options in a vector. > > hasVerboseOption(StringRef) -> returns true if the option is present > > Thoughts on the above ? What do you mean by “verbose”. Is this like DEBUG_WITH_TYPE()? -Nick