Add possibility to define global cflags in packages #534
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sjanc
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kasjer
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This adds possibility to add global cflags in pkgs. If one pkg will add app.cflags flag, then all other pkgs used by a target will also use this flag during compilation.
This command prints all target's packages that contain app.flags field and it's values. In the future this command might be extended to show other miscellaneous info about specified target.
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This adds possibility to use global cflags in packages. Until now only cflags defined in app package were used globally while compiling. Now it is possible to add such flags in every package by using "app.cflags" field in package's yaml file. This also adds new command to show which packages within the target contain those global flags.