Allow OPTFLAGS to override default CFLAGS #15
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When building a package the build system might be wanting to pass in some additional CFLAGS. So allow for the OPTFLAGS setting to override the default CFLAGS.
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I'm not sure this is needed. you can export CFLAGS with more flags before executing make. i.e.: |
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Not strictly needed, indeed. But it makes maintenance more comfortable. Other opensource projects support this way, this is how we generally build our packages, without any extra hack. |
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When building a package the build system might be wanting to
pass in some additional CFLAGS. So allow for the OPTFLAGS setting
to override the default CFLAGS.