feat(boot): specify platform-specific cflags#10217
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emillon wants to merge 1 commit intoocaml:mainfrom
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feat(boot): specify platform-specific cflags#10217emillon wants to merge 1 commit intoocaml:mainfrom
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These flags have the same semantics as `link_flags` but are used when building C code. Signed-off-by: Etienne Millon <me@emillon.org>
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Why do we need this feature? |
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The context is #10212, we can take the discussion there. |
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Okay, so this PR isn't useful on its own and the feature cannot even be exercises in it. I'd say just submit it as a part of #10212 then |
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Closing as it's not a refactoring and as a feature, it's not usable on its own. |
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These flags have the same semantics as
link_flagsbut are used when building C code.