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I need to pass some unorthodox arguments to the compiler, but without having their special characters escaped, like /wd'1234'. This works with setting the flags variable globally but not when using target_compile_options(). It always escapes the special characters. Is there a way to disable this for some values? I took a peek into the cmake source code but it wasn’t obvious to me. Things I tried:

Target_compile_options called with invalid arguments

Target_compile_options Example Cmake

Cmake target compile options. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets. We could now go ahead and use the targetcompileoptions command to enable the warnings for each target individually. In general, the use of target-specific commands is encouraged in modern CMake, as it allows for better granularity instead of affecting all targets, including those we might add in the future.

Cmake Target Compile Definitions Example

I know the immediate problems these arguments solve can be solved in another way using cmake but the cmake is auto-generated itself so I have limited control over the options passed.

Target_compile_options Example

Thanks,
Joel

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