Add support for gcc @file options
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This commit adds support for the `@file` option that gcc/clang supports. This option means that an `file` should be read and `@file` should be replaced with all the options specified in `file`. The online documentation indicates that gcc supports arguments with spaces through quoting, but this seemed like it may be nontrivial to implement, so I figured that for now those cases could continue to be un-cacheable. Closes mozilla#43
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Thanks for the patch! MSVC also supports |
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docs: document all config options, includes a unit test for verification
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This commit adds support for the
@fileoption that gcc/clang supports. Thisoption means that an
fileshould be read and@fileshould be replaced withall the options specified in
file.The online documentation indicates that gcc supports arguments with spaces
through quoting, but this seemed like it may be nontrivial to implement, so I
figured that for now those cases could continue to be un-cacheable.
Closes #43