## SECTION=architecture_options

menu "extra toolchain options       "

choice
	prompt "linker hash-style"
	default TARGET_LINKER_HASH_DEFAULT

	config TARGET_LINKER_HASH_DEFAULT
		bool
		prompt "default   "
		help
		  don't change the default linker hash style

	config TARGET_LINKER_HASH_SYSV
		bool
		prompt "sysv      "
		help
		  add "--hash-style=sysv" to the linker options

	config TARGET_LINKER_HASH_GNU
		bool
		prompt "gnu       "
		help
		  add "--hash-style=gnu" to the linker options

	config TARGET_LINKER_HASH_BOTH
		bool
		prompt "gnu & sysv"
		help
		  add "--hash-style=both" to the linker options
endchoice

config TARGET_LINKER_AS_NEEDED
	bool
	prompt "Link only needed libraries (ld --as-needed)"
	help
	  tell the linker to link in the produced binary only the libraries
	  containing symbols actually used by the binary itself.

choice
	prompt "debugging"
	default TARGET_DEBUG_KEEP

	config TARGET_DEBUG_OFF
		bool
		prompt "disabled (force)  "
		help
		  Disable by force by adding '-g0' to the compiler
		  command-line.

	config TARGET_DEBUG_KEEP
		bool
		prompt "unchanged         "
		help
		  Add no debugging options to the compiler command-line.

	config TARGET_DEBUG_ENABLE
		bool
		prompt "enabled           "
		help
		  Enable debugging by adding "-g" to the compiler
		  command-line.

	config TARGET_DEBUG_FULL
		bool
		prompt "enabled (full)    "
		help
		  Enable debugging by adding "-ggdb3" to the compiler
		  command-line.
endchoice

config TARGET_MINI_DEBUGINFO
	bool
	prompt "add .gnu_debugdata section to the binaries"
	help
	  Enable this to create and add the .gnu_debugdata section to all
	  binaries. It allows resolving function names when no other debug
	  symbols are available.
	  In combination with some stack unwinding support, it can be used
	  to create readable backtraces, e.g. with systemd-coredump.
	  On x86_64 and AArch64 the stack unwinding can be done with the
	  .eh_frame sections.

config TARGET_COMPILER_RECORD_SWITCHES
	bool
	prompt "store compiler flags (-frecord-gcc-switches)"
	default !TARGET_BUILD_ID
	help
	  Can be read with the 'readelf' tool from the used toolchain and the
	  command line option '-p .GCC.command.line' on any object file or
	  the corresponding .debug/.<whatever>.dbg file.

	  Note: This section is included when the build-id is calculated.
	  This section contains absolute build paths and possible temporary
	  filenames generated by icecc. As a result, with this option
	  enabled, the final binary will likely be different each time a
	  package is rebuilt.

config TARGET_NO_SEMANTIC_INTERPOSITION
	bool
	prompt "build with -fno-semantic-interposition"
	help
	  Compile with -fno-semantic-interposition. This can improve
	  performance because allows for better optimization The downside
	  is that this makes LD_PRELOAD impossible.

config TARGET_BUILD_ID
	bool
	default y

config TARGET_EXTRA_CPPFLAGS
	string
	prompt "Extra CPPFLAGS (cpp)"
	help
	  Extra options for the C preprocessor.

	  Note: if conflicting preprocessor options are passed, the options
	  specified by the package's build system take precedence over those
	  specified here.

config TARGET_EXTRA_CFLAGS
	string
	prompt "Extra CFLAGS (c)"
	help
	  Extra options for the C compiler.

	  Note: if conflicting compiler options are passed, the options
	  specified by the package's build system take precedence over those
	  specified here.

config TARGET_EXTRA_CXXFLAGS
	string
	prompt "Extra CXXFLAGS (c++)"
	help
	  Extra options for the C++ compiler.

	  Note: if conflicting compiler options are passed, the options
	  specified by the package's build system take precedence over those
	  specified here.

config TARGET_EXTRA_LDFLAGS
	string
	prompt "Extra LDFLAGS (ld)"
	help
	  Extra options for the linker.

	  Note: if conflicting linker options are passed, the options
	  specified by the package's build system take precedence over those
	  specified here.

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