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I just use -d:release, along with a bunch of other options related to static compilation with musl-libc. I've tried -d:danger before and the reliability of my calculations went completely out the window. I think Datamancer and Arraymancer are dependent upon some of those checks and guarantees. The --opt flag didn't make enough of a difference in my case.

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