BUG: Add -std=c99 to intel icc compiler flags on linux #19180
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Numpy will not build if this is not set because it has code that follows the c99 standard. icc is set to c89 by default. Look below at IntelCCompilerW which is the icc equivalent on Windows and that one already has c99 set.
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Backport of #19177.
Numpy will not build if this is not set because it has code that
follows the c99 standard and icc uses c89 by default.
Look below at IntelCCompilerW which is the icc equivalent
on Windows and that one already has c99 set.