SCons: Pass optimization flags to the linker too, needed by Emscripten #94109
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Doesn't look like the MSVC linker can use the optimization flags |
I tried to use ChatGPT as a "read tech docs for me and summarize it", but sounds like I wasn't critical enough of its claim that those flags impact MSVC whole-program optimization :P |
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Just pointing out the regression in #94725 for myself, so I don't cherry-pick this change before we've solved that too. |
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Needs testing with various compilers to confirm that it doesn't have a negative impact / cause errors to pass those to the linker for MSVC, GCC, and Clang.
From a quick test with GCC, both with and without LTO, it didn't seem to make a difference in my tests.