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由 Bruce Momjian 提交于
--enable-debug adds -g (unconditionally) --disable-debug removes -g (if it was already in there somehow) (giving neither does nothing) Since none of the templates default CFLAGS with a -g you're not likely to end up with two -g flags. Not that they'd hurt though. It doesn't do anything about C++. Peter Eisentraut
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