Hi Guix, Attila Lendvai <att...@lendvai.name> writes:
> i'm sure there's a way to globally override the > debug/optimization/inlining level in guile to make sure the code > compiles in a way that no breakpoints are missed (and/or backtraces > remain more intact, etc). > > this should also be added to the documentation, especially in the guix > context, where it's very much not as trivial as to change a command > line argument to e.g. start the guix daemon, or shepherd, in a > configuration that makes things more debuggable. It has been over 2 years since this message was posted, and I am still unable to find a way to do this. Has anyone figured it out yet? I'm not even sure if it /would/ improve anything, but it seems like something worth trying. For me at least, near-useless Guile backtraces are by far the biggest hindrance in writing code for Guix.
