Version of adding -std=c99 that works in cmake 3.2.2 #2
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Comments refer to 9b13f2b :
The 'list(APPEND CMAKE_C_FLAGS "-std=c99")' line in pachi_py/pachi/CMakelists.txt causes cmake to emit a semi-colon before that part, breaking the build (ie
Note the semi-colon in between -mtune=native and -std=c99 on the second last line. This is probably due to version-specific differences in cmake. I'm running cmake 3.2.2 (Ubuntu 15.10).
Patch changes it to code that should work on older and newer versions of cmake taken from David Grayson on stackoverflow (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24840030/forcing-c99-in-cmake-to-use-for-loop-initial-declaration)