bun.CompileBuildOptions.aotHarden

With aot: make a bug in the compiler harder to turn into a memory bug. Each name costs speed, and none is on unless it is listed here.

• "proof-checks": test at run time what the compiler has proven about the type of a value, where the value arrives: at parameters, results of calls, fields, variables, captured variables and elements. A test that fails stops the process. Objects and closures that the compiler would have kept on the stack, or reused once it found them dead, stay on the heap. Every read or write of an element looks up, at that moment, where the array or typed array keeps its elements, how many there are and how they are stored. An index that the compiler took to be in range and that is not stops the process.
• "ignore-told-ranges": tell no read or write that its index is in range. Each one tests its index where it is used, against the length that the array, typed array or string has at that moment, whatever an earlier test or the head of a loop has shown.

Takes a list of names, or one string with commas between the names. Bun.build throws on a name that it doesn't know.

Equivalent CLI flag: --aot-harden