Jim, thank you for the explanation. I'm trying to see the situation more from an end user's perspective. When --file or -f have two different meanings depending on how they are combined, that's bad IMHO.
>From what I read in your response I get the feeling that you assume a user knows about the difference between CU and his or her source file and the implications it can have when for example LTO is enabled and we make heavy use of inlining. I see this as a problem because source-level debugging for a function name and a file to an end user means exactly that, nomatter where the function is inlined. Do you agree? Konrad
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