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...elp e) -mllvm I am also thinking of adding a verbose option that would essentially 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

...bose option that would essentially 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 ? > What do you mean by “verbose”. Is this like DEBUG_WITH_TYPE()? gnu ld has a verbose option that...

...nking of adding a verbose option that would essentially 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 ? What do you mean by “verbose”. Is this like DEBUG_WITH_TYPE()? -Nick