This adds the possibility to define and use $(...) patterns with
compiler flags. To do so you have to define new value in compiler's syscfg.yml
file, for example:
EXAMPLE_FLAGS:
value:"-my -compiler -flags"
Expression "$(EXAMPLE_FLAGS)" used in any compiler flags definition in compiler.yml will
be now replaced with the defined value (in this case whith "-my -compiler -flags").
It is also possible to override or add new patterns from other syscfg.yml files, for example
from some application's syscfg.yml
This adds the possibility to define and use $(...) patterns with compiler flags. To do so you have to define new value in compiler's syscfg.yml file, for example:
EXAMPLE_FLAGS: value:"-my -compiler -flags"
Expression "$(EXAMPLE_FLAGS)" used in any compiler flags definition in compiler.yml will be now replaced with the defined value (in this case whith "-my -compiler -flags"). It is also possible to override or add new patterns from other syscfg.yml files, for example from some application's syscfg.yml