On 23.05.2023 18:38, Anthony PERARD wrote:
> The variable $(CFLAGS) is too often set in the environment,
> especially when building a package for a distribution. Often, those
> CFLAGS are intended to be use to build user spaces binaries, not a
> kernel. This mean packager needs to takes extra steps
> On 23 May 2023, at 17:38, Anthony PERARD wrote:
>
> The variable $(CFLAGS) is too often set in the environment,
> especially when building a package for a distribution. Often, those
> CFLAGS are intended to be use to build user spaces binaries, not a
NIT: s/use/used/
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The variable $(CFLAGS) is too often set in the environment,
especially when building a package for a distribution. Often, those
CFLAGS are intended to be use to build user spaces binaries, not a
kernel. This mean packager needs to takes extra steps to build Xen by
overriding the CFLAGS provided by
