Anyone else has looked for the stack usage report and not found them when using -flto ?

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I figured out that they are generated during RTL passes that run after whole program analysis and partitioning.  The file names have extension .su.  But they have ltrans#.ltrans added to the name as well.  # is the partition number.

Since all the ltrans files are temporary, I had to add –save-temps to my link command for them to be kept around.

Did you see this problem?  If yes, how did you solve/worked around it?

I am on GCC 8.3.1

Thanks,
Visda




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