build: build with v8 gdbjit support on supported platform#61010
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Build it with gdbjit support on supported platforms by default allows debugging JIT-compiled code in gdb when it's also enabled at run time (via --gdbjit). Simply building it in should not incur an overhead if it's not also enabled at run time.
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FWIW I think V8 gdbjit is currently broken - I tested both the release and debug builds, and with It's also broken when I tried to test it in upstream d8, though with |
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Build it with gdbjit support on supported platforms by default allows debugging JIT-compiled code in gdb when it's also enabled at run time (via --gdbjit). Simply building it in should not incur an overhead if it's not also enabled at run time.