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Add option to build system for preferencing DWARF symbols.
This commit allows the build system to output DWARF symbols when PREFER_DWARF_SYMBOLS=1 is set, for example, in user-config.make. Works best with GCC MinGW rather than LLVM, so it is recommended to also set MINGW_PATH (for example: MINGW_PATH=/usr/bin). It also adds a LLVM_MINGW_PATH, which should be modified if a custom LLVM path is to be used. MINGW_PATH now defaults to this value. wpfgfx-netcore and some tests only compile with LLVM and always use LLVM_MINGW_PATH. The rest will use MINGW_PATH which can be LLVM or GCC.
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Brendan McGrath
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