Re: -fvar-tracking vs -fvar-tracking-assignments

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On Tue, 27 Jan 2015, Václav Zeman wrote:
> I am wondering, if I should add -fvar-tracking-assignments switch or
> not. From the documentation for the two switches, I gather that
> -fvar-tracking is enabled on any optimization level. But it is not clear
> from -fvar-tracking-assignments documentation whether it is implied by
> -fvar-tracking (which is implied by optimization level) or whether I
> should add -fvar-tracking-assignments separately to my command line?
> 
> So, does -fvar-tracking imply -fvar-tracking-assignments or not?

>From examining the option definition in common.opt, it follows that yes, it is
implied.  If no preference is given on the command line,
var-tracking-assignments flag is set based on var-tracking flag.

The documentation could mention that.  If nobody beats me to that, I'll try to
submit a patch.

Alexander

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