Folks,
so CMake introduced those nice features "[CMAKE_]C_STANDARD[_REQUIRED]"
etc to automatically
add appropriate flags to compilers. so, while i can see there's settings
for clang and gnu in Modules/Compiler/..
the Intel-* script do not define any (current cmake 3.3.1).
but the intel devzone says there are flags you can use:
https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/c99-support-in-intel-c-compiler
i ran into that problem as the "SUPERLU_DIST" package requires C99
standard, which failed to compile using intel compilers
because cmake did not add the "-std=c99" c flags.
so has that simply not come up yet or is there a reason cmake does not
add those flags for intel?
thanks!
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