Allow extra args to cc_sysroot #244
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It's possible for there to be some arguments that are naturally
associated with the sysroot flag, for example on macOS there are
associated framework search paths that should be added with
`-F{sysroot}/Library/Frameworks`. There are also warnings flags you
might want to add such as `-Werror=missing-sysroot`. In this case I
think it's nicer to provide them alongside the sysroot definition,
instead of having to create a custom cc_args for them.
comius
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Oct 4, 2024
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It's possible for there to be some arguments that are naturally associated with the sysroot flag, for example on macOS there are associated framework search paths that should be added with
-F{sysroot}/Library/Frameworks. There are also warnings flags you might want to add such as-Werror=missing-sysroot. In this case I think it's nicer to provide them alongside the sysroot definition, instead of having to create a custom cc_args for them.