Evidently, COMPILE_OPTIONS does not get generated by cmake. ;-)
In one of my my attempts, I tried changing:
set(PY_CFLAGS ${COMPILE_OPTIONS})
to:
set(PY_CFLAGS ${CMAKE_C_FLAGS})
but every flag ended up with a trailing \ and gcc choked, and my cmake-
fu is not strong.
For *our* builds, nothing gets appended to PY_CFLAGS, so dropping
CFLAGS="${PY_CFLAGS}" does not miss anything. However, I agree this is
not upstreamable.
I will try to take a another look at this.
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