Closed vchuravy closed 4 years ago
Ah the particular failure I was trying to hunt down doesn't occur with -g2
, how annoying.
Is this still worth doing?
Unsure since it apparently can hide failures at lower debug levels.
It seems that this has a massive performance penalty: running the same test with -g2
seems to give a ~4x slowdown
To actually get useful information on kernel failures the only downside should be that the test run a bit more slowly. Alternativly we could grep the stdout of the test and resubmit with
-g2
set when we get a kernel failure.