Allow disabling extra flags with MYPYC_NO_EXTRA_FLAGS env variable#20507
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We need a way to disable these when cross compiling as these flags will break due to picking up the host rather than the target.
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This should now be available in librt v0.7.6 |
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Oh, just noticed a bug in that change, fixed in #20510 |
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We need a way to disable these when cross compiling as these flags will break due to picking up the host rather than the target.
Should fix: