Hi Sandra, Thank you for fixing this documentation. The code got updated a bit after this was written and I forgot to update that. The log files no longer go into "the dump file directory on the user's machine". Instead, this option checks to see if there is an environment variable VTV_LOGS_DIR that has been defined. If that variable exists, then the log files are written there; otherwise they go into the current working directory.
Let me know if you have any other questions, and thank you for doing this! -- Caroline Tice cmt...@google.com On Wed, Dec 31, 2014 at 12:03 PM, Sandra Loosemore <san...@codesourcery.com> wrote: > I noticed that the documentation for the -fvtv-* options in invoke.texi > needed a little copy-editing and markup correction. I started working on a > patch, but I'm stuck on this: > > The documentation currently says the compile-time log files for these > options are written in "the dump file directory on the user's machine". > Where, exactly, is this supposed to be? From reading the code, it looks > like the default is the current directory rather than the directory of the > output file (the default for the -fdump-* options). Is this difference > intentional? If so, can the documentation just say it's written to the > current directory? Alternatively, the option that controls this, -dumpdir, > is not documented in invoke.texi; should it be, or is this (and its > similarly undocumented friend -dumpbase) strictly an internal option for > communication between the GCC driver and subprocesses, or something like > that? > > -Sandra >
