#12830: Improve handling of CFLAGS in GMP-ECM's spkg-install
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   Reporter:  leif         |             Owner:  leif                           
                                                 
       Type:  enhancement  |            Status:  new                            
                                                 
   Priority:  major        |         Milestone:  sage-5.0                       
                                                 
  Component:  packages     |          Keywords:  spkg -march=native assembler 
error Darwin MacOS __GMP_CFLAGS __MPIR_CFLAGS gmp.h
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 Adding `-march=native` to `CFLAGS` may lead to assembler errors, e.g. on
 MacOS X with newer GCCs on newer CPUs (e.g. such supporting AVX, which
 Apple's assembler currently doesn't).

 Newer versions of MPIR don't define `__GMP_CFLAGS` (in `gmp.h`) to a
 ''string literal'', but instead to a ''preprocessor macro''
 (`__MPIR_CFLAGS`), which in turn is defined to the string we want.

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