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Add a <PACKAGE>_C_FLAGS variable to give CFLAGS such as definitions to users
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I suppose this is a fix for #3 (closed) ?
Why not use the word DEFINITIONS?
Are there cases among the one handled in this commit where this is not appropriate?https://cmake.org/Wiki/CMake:How_To_Find_Libraries#How_package_finding_works
What command should the user use to handle this variable?
these ones:
target_compile_definitions()
add_definitions()or these ones:
target_compile_options()
add_compile_options()?
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