I consider Godbolt to be an educational and “thinking cap” tool, as opposed to a critical path optimization tool.
It is pretty damn cool, though.
It’s sort of like how an algebraic graphing app is most useful for students, as opposed to working engineers.
Nowadays, with on-chip threading, ASM stack dumps are a lot less useful than they used to be. Really, for me, munged function names are what I use to figure out the general vicinity of a bug, which I then figure out, by examining the source.
It is pretty damn cool, though.
It’s sort of like how an algebraic graphing app is most useful for students, as opposed to working engineers.
Nowadays, with on-chip threading, ASM stack dumps are a lot less useful than they used to be. Really, for me, munged function names are what I use to figure out the general vicinity of a bug, which I then figure out, by examining the source.