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CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS are two different variables for two different compilers. Some options could be the same for both like -xO (optimization level) or -m64 (memory model) but there are switches exlusively different like -xstrconst (string literals treatment) or -Xa (conformance model)
which are cc options but not CC. So, it is a mistake to "Use configure's CFLAGS as global options for all compilers and linkers" as it is stated in make.defaults.
Submitted by: Mariusz Zynel (mariusz)
CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS are two different variables for two different compilers. Some options could be the same for both like -xO (optimization level) or -m64 (memory model) but there are switches exlusively different like -xstrconst (string literals treatment) or -Xa (conformance model)
which are cc options but not CC. So, it is a mistake to "Use configure's CFLAGS as global options for all compilers and linkers" as it is stated in make.defaults.
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