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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions LanguageStandards.cmake
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# Usage: set a target to conform to company standard
#
# add_executable(target_name main.cpp)
# starling_set_language_standards(target_name)
# swift_set_language_standards(target_name)
#
# Usage: specify your own standards (C++17 and C98) on multiple targets
#
# add_library(library_target file1.c file2.cc)
# add_executable(executable_target main.cpp)
# target_link_libraries(executable_target PRIVATE library_target)
#
# starling_set_language_standards(executable_target library_target
# swift_set_language_standards(executable_target library_target
# C 99
# CXX 17
# )
#

function(starling_set_language_standards)
function(swift_set_language_standards)
set(argOption "")
set(argSingle "C" "CXX")
set(argMulti "")
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