fix(julia): custom build without Frame Pointer Omission #37
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I think we should have a Julia example in this repo. |
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We have one: |
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Frame Point Omission is enabled by default on Linux and not configurable: JuliaLang/julia#40655
This re-uses the Nix package by applying a patch to it, and avoids messing with the Julia's many build dependencies directly.
Opened for the record, hardly supportable by us, build is long (~1h on my machine), we would probably need to publish the built image, better wait for an improvement from the Julia project.
ref: #8