# mode_inf, mode_inf_bug and mode_inference_reorder need to be compiled
# with `--infer-all'.
MCFLAGS-mode_inf =                  --infer-all
MCFLAGS-mode_inf_bug =              --infer-all
MCFLAGS-mode_inference_reorder =    --infer-all

MCFLAGS-ho_spec_branch_bug = --optimize-higher-order

# The intermod_type test is a regression test for a bug that occurred only
# when intermodule optimization was enabled.
MCFLAGS-intermod_type =             --intermodule-optimization
MCFLAGS-intermod_type2 =            --intermodule-optimization

# In grade `none' with options `-O1 --opt-space' on kryten
# (a sparc-sun-solaris2.5 system), string_test needs to be linked
# with `--no-strip', otherwise it gets a seg fault. 
# The test case ../hard_coded/mode_choice suffers from a similar problem.
# This is probably a bug in one of the underlying tools (e.g. the Solaris
# linker) rather than a bug in Mercury, and since it is goes away when you
# compile with debugging information, it is very difficult to debug.
# It is much easier to just work around it this way rather than
# tracking it down.
MLFLAGS-string_test = --no-strip

# If the compiler is built in a deep profiling grade then attempting to
# compile these tests with `--warn-known-bad-format-call' will abort since the
# code that implements that check catches an exception.  The deep profiler
# cannot currently handle code that catches exceptions.
# Also, it's not worth doing the check for these test cases anyway since
# the entire point of them is to check that string.format aborts when
# passed an invalid format string.
#
MCFLAGS-string_format_test_2 = --no-warn-known-bad-format-calls
MCFLAGS-string_format_test_3 = --no-warn-known-bad-format-calls

MCFLAGS-unreachable =               --no-warn-det-decls-too-lax
MCFLAGS-unused_arg_determinism =    --no-warn-det-decls-too-lax