Reproducible builds also tend to create isolation. I.e. if I compile one C file, change another, the compilation of the second one usually doesnt affect the fir

Reproducible builds also tend to create isolation. I.e. if I compile one C file, change another, the compilation of the second one usually doesnt affect the first. This is useful when trying to debug code. E.g. I can add print statements to callers to get more info surrounding a bug when in a non-reproducible state, the recompilation itself may have eliminated the bug.