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@inglorion That makes a lot of sense. Maybe we don't even need -g, because -S
-emit-llvm shows source_filename. I'll run some more experiments with
relpath/abspath and debug locations, and submit a revised patch. Thanks for the
comment!
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Checking for linux when really you want to check for ELF doesn't seem right. In
this case, I think there is an better way to do it; instead of relying on
llvm-objdump, could you emit an LLVM assembly file and check that for presence
of the string you want? I think if
twoh created this revision.
This feature is needed to re-enable https://reviews.llvm.org/rL293004, which
resembles gcc's behavior in
finding the input file name from a preprocessed source. The patch has been
reverted in https://reviews.llvm.org/rL293032, because the test checks FILE
symbol of EL
