If I call a script with ./script.jl (crucially, not julia script.jl) can I still set the -O flag somehow? Passing it in after the file name doesn’t seem to work.
What platform? If your script begins with a shebang, you can add options there. See e.g.
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Thanks!
It does indeed begin with a shebang. Can I vary the optimization level used? I.e. sometimes calling it with -O0 and other times -O3?
Thanks!
It does indeed begin with a shebang. Can I vary the optimization level used? I.e. sometimes calling it with-O0and other times-O3?
Please tell us what platform you are using
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