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Now you might want to change the compilation options. Using -load-repro it will compile with the options as given. It is not possible to change those options as part of -load-repro. If you want to change the compilation options (and files), you can use -extract-repro, and look at the manifest which will list a command line that will typically repeat the compilation. Now you can just attach the repro as a file system, and set the command line options as appropriate, based on the command line listed in the manifest. Note! If there is a fairly complex directory hierarchy, it may be necessary to specify the input sources paths *as if* they are held on the original files system. You can see how these map in the manifest.
-Note that currently is is disabled to access any new source files - they will be determined as `not found`. This behaviour could be changed such that the regular file system was used, or the ISlangFilesystem set on the API is used as a fallback.
+Note that currently it is disabled to access any new source files - they will be determined as `not found`. This behaviour could be changed such that the regular file system was used, or the ISlangFilesystem set on the API is used as a fallback.
There currently isn't a mechanism to alter the options of a repro from the command line (other than altering the contents of the source). The reason for this is because of how command lines are processed currently in Slang. A future update could enable specifying a repro and then altering the command line options used. It can be achieved through the API though. Once the repro is loaded via the `spLoadRepro` function, options can be changed as normal. The two major places where option alteration may have surprising behavior are...