win32: separate $Config{ccflags} and $Config{optimize} #17224
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Optimization flags don't belong in $Config{ccflags}, while
defines and CRT flags don't belong in $Config{optimize}.
This change makes overriding optimization flags in Makefile.PL
and Build.PL on win32 just as easy as on unix-likes.
Additionally, don't define NDEBUG, perl.h already takes care of
that.
(gh Perl#17156)
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(see #17156 for more details, it's the same patch as in that ticket except it was rebased on blead)
Optimization flags don't belong in $Config{ccflags}, while
defines and CRT flags don't belong in $Config{optimize}.
This change makes overriding optimization flags in Makefile.PL
and Build.PL on win32 just as easy as on unix-likes.
Additionally, don't define NDEBUG, perl.h already takes care of
that.
(gh #17156)