Table of default arguments

The default arguments we pass to the compiler of every language are show warnings and compile in debug mode. We do this so you can debug the resulting executable using DAP.

Language	Compiler	Default arguments we pass
c	gcc	-Wall -g
c++	g++	-Wall -g
c#	csc	-warn:4 /debug
c#	dotnet	"" for csc. For dotnet it requires you to use its own building system, there is no way to pass compiler arguments to dotnet using compiler.nvim: For border cases, use the terminal instead.
f#	dotnet	Because dotnet requires you to use its own building system, there is no way to pass compiler arguments to dotnet using compiler.nvim: For border cases, use the terminal instead.
visual basic dotnet	dotnet	Because dotnet requires you to use its own building system, there is no way to pass compiler arguments to dotnet using compiler.nvim: For border cases, use the terminal instead.
f#	dotnet	Because dotnet requires you to use its own building system, there is no way to pass compiler arguments to dotnet using compiler.nvim: For border cases, use the terminal instead.
java	javac	-Xlint:all
kotlin	kotlinc	""
rust	rustc	-D warnings -g
go	go build	-a -gcflags='-N -l'
zig	zig	Because zig requires you to use its own building system, there is no way to pass compiler arguments to zig using compiler.nvim: For border cases, use the terminal instead.
asm x86-64	nasm to compile and mingw-w64 to call the linker ld	-g
r	Rscript	""
python	python (interpreted), nuitka (machine code), pyinstaller (bytecode)	"" (interpreted), --warn-implicit-exceptions --warn-unusual-code (machine code), --log-level WARN --python-option W (bytecode)
ruby	ruby	""
lua	lua	""
perl	perl	""
dart	dart or flutter	""
dart	dart or flutter	""
typescript	tsc and node	"--dirOut /dist" (tsc)
javascript	node	""
shell	sh	""
make	make	""

This information is important so you can pass your own arguments to the compiler using a .solution.toml file.