Fixes GCC flag issues

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2024-07-24 13:31:05 -04:00
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# Generic warnings.
set(FGL_WARNINGS "-Wall -Wundef -Wextra -Wpedantic")
#AppendFlag("-Wno-changes-meaning") # Prevents accidently changing the type of things. Cannot define 1 things as another later
AppendFlag("-Wdouble-promotion") #Prevents issue where you can do math as a double which might not be intended.
AppendFlag("-Wnonnull") #Prevents passing null as an argument marked as nonnull attribute
AppendFlag("-Wnull-dereference") #Warns about a possible null dereference. Compiler checks all possible paths
#AppendWarningFlag("-Wno-changes-meaning") # Prevents accidently changing the type of things. Cannot define 1 things as another later
AppendWarningFlag("-Wdouble-promotion") #Prevents issue where you can do math as a double which might not be intended.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wnonnull") #Prevents passing null as an argument marked as nonnull attribute
AppendWarningFlag("-Wnull-dereference") #Warns about a possible null dereference. Compiler checks all possible paths
# Can't selectively disable this for certian things.
#AppendFlag("-Wnrvo") #Compiler checks for return value optimization invalidations
AppendFlag("-Winfinite-recursion") #Warns about infinite recursive calls
AppendFlag("-Winit-self") #Yells at you if you init something with itself
AppendFlag("-Wimplicit-fallthrough=4") # Warns about switch statements having a implicit fallthrough. must be marked with [[fallthrough]]
AppendFlag("-Wignored-qualifiers") #Warns if qualifiers are used in return types. Which are ignored.
AppendFlag("-Wno-ignored-attributes") #Warns if the compiler ignored an attribute and is unknown to the compiler
AppendFlag("-Wmain") #Warns if the main function looks odd. (Wrong return type, ect)
AppendFlag("-Wmisleading-indentation")#Warns if the indentation around an if/conditional could be misleading
AppendFlag("-Wmissing-attributes") #Warns about missing attributes that are defined with a related function (attributes in the prototype but missing in the definition) (-Wall enabled)
AppendFlag("-Wmissing-braces") #Warns when initalizing and missing braces during a aggregate or union initalization. (-Wall enabled)
AppendFlag("-Wmissing-include-dirs") #Warns when missing a include dir that was supplied to the compiler
AppendFlag("-Wmultistatement-macros") #Warns about odd behaviours with macros being used with conditionals that appear guarded by them
AppendFlag("-Wparentheses") #Warns about unnecessary parentheses or other weird cases. (Also warns of a case x<=y<=z being seen as (<=y ? 1 : 0) <= z
AppendFlag("-Wno-self-move") # Prevents moving a value into itself. Which has no effect
AppendFlag("-Wsequence-point") # Prevents some really weird shit like a = a++. Since due to the order of operations this results in undefined behaviour
AppendFlag("-Wreturn-type") #Warns when a return type defaults to int.
AppendFlag("-Wno-shift-count-negative") #Warns when a bitshift count is negative
AppendFlag("-Wno-shift-count-overflow") #Warns when bitshifting will overflow the width
AppendFlag("-Wswitch") #Warns when a switch lacks a case for it's given type.
AppendFlag("-Wswitch-enum") #Warn when a switch misses an enum type in it's case list
AppendFlag("-Wno-switch-outside-range") #Prevents a case outside of a switch's range.
AppendFlag("-Wno-switch-unreachable") #Warns when a case value can possible not be reached
AppendFlag("-Wunused") #Enables a bunch of warnings that relate to things stated but never used.
AppendFlag("-Wuninitialized") #Warns about values being uninitalized. Where accessing them might be UB in some situations
AppendFlag("-Wmaybe-uninitialized") #Warns when a value MIGHT not be initalized upon access.
AppendFlag("-Wunknown-pragmas") #Self explanitory
AppendFlag("-Wno-prio-ctor-dtor") #Yells about the developer setting priority to compiler reserved values for ctor/dtors
AppendFlag("-Wstrict-aliasing=3") #Included in -Wall. Prevents aliasing rule breaking
AppendFlag("-Wstrict-overflow=2") #Trys to hint at using values that won't overflow or will have the smallest chance of overflowing. Example. x+2 > y -> x+1 >= y
AppendFlag("-Wbool-operation") #Warn against weird operations on the boolean type. Such as bitwise operations ON the bool
AppendFlag("-Wduplicated-branches") #Warns about branches that appear to do the same thing
AppendFlag("-Wduplicated-cond") #Warns about a conditional branch having a matching condition for both sides
AppendFlag("-Wtautological-compare") #Warns when comparing something to itself
AppendFlag("-Wshadow") #Warns about shadowing any variables
AppendFlag("-Wfree-nonheap-object") #Warns about freeing a object not on the heap.
AppendFlag("-Wpointer-arith") #Warns about missuse of 'sizeof' on types with no size. (Such as void)
AppendFlag("-Wtype-limits") #Warn about comparisons that might be always true/false due to the limitations of a types' ability to display large or small values
AppendFlag("-Wundef") #Warns about undefined behaviour when evaluating undefined defines
AppendFlag("-Wcast-qual") #Warns when a cast removes a const attribute from a pointer.
AppendFlag("-Wcast-align") #Warns when casting can shift a byte boundary for the pointer
AppendFlag("-Wcast-function-type") #Warns when a function pointer is cast to a incompatable function pointer.
AppendFlag("-Wwrite-strings") #Warns about string literals to char* conversions
AppendFlag("-Wclobbered") #Warns about variables that are changed by longjmp or vfork
AppendFlag("-Wconversion") #Warns about conversions between real and integer numbers and conversions between signed/unsigned numbers
AppendFlag("-Wdangling-else") #Warns about confusing else statements
AppendFlag("-Wdangling-pointer=2") #Warns about use of pointers with automatic lifetime
AppendFlag("-Wempty-body") #Warns about empty conditional bodies
AppendFlag("-Wfloat-conversion") #Warns about reduction of precision from double -> float conversions
AppendFlag("-Waddress") #Prevents off uses of addresses
AppendFlag("-Wlogical-op") #Warns about strange uses of logical operations in expressions
#AppendWarningFlag("-Wnrvo") #Compiler checks for return value optimization invalidations
AppendWarningFlag("-Winfinite-recursion") #Warns about infinite recursive calls
AppendWarningFlag("-Winit-self") #Yells at you if you init something with itself
AppendWarningFlag("-Wimplicit-fallthrough=4") # Warns about switch statements having a implicit fallthrough. must be marked with [[fallthrough]]
AppendWarningFlag("-Wignored-qualifiers") #Warns if qualifiers are used in return types. Which are ignored.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wno-ignored-attributes") #Warns if the compiler ignored an attribute and is unknown to the compiler
AppendWarningFlag("-Wmain") #Warns if the main function looks odd. (Wrong return type, ect)
AppendWarningFlag("-Wmisleading-indentation")#Warns if the indentation around an if/conditional could be misleading
AppendWarningFlag("-Wmissing-attributes") #Warns about missing attributes that are defined with a related function (attributes in the prototype but missing in the definition) (-Wall enabled)
AppendWarningFlag("-Wmissing-braces") #Warns when initalizing and missing braces during a aggregate or union initalization. (-Wall enabled)
AppendWarningFlag("-Wmissing-include-dirs") #Warns when missing a include dir that was supplied to the compiler
AppendWarningFlag("-Wmultistatement-macros") #Warns about odd behaviours with macros being used with conditionals that appear guarded by them
AppendWarningFlag("-Wparentheses") #Warns about unnecessary parentheses or other weird cases. (Also warns of a case x<=y<=z being seen as (<=y ? 1 : 0) <= z
AppendWarningFlag("-Wno-self-move") # Prevents moving a value into itself. Which has no effect
AppendWarningFlag("-Wsequence-point") # Prevents some really weird shit like a = a++. Since due to the order of operations this results in undefined behaviour
AppendWarningFlag("-Wreturn-type") #Warns when a return type defaults to int.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wno-shift-count-negative") #Warns when a bitshift count is negative
AppendWarningFlag("-Wno-shift-count-overflow") #Warns when bitshifting will overflow the width
AppendWarningFlag("-Wswitch") #Warns when a switch lacks a case for it's given type.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wswitch-enum") #Warn when a switch misses an enum type in it's case list
AppendWarningFlag("-Wno-switch-outside-range") #Prevents a case outside of a switch's range.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wno-switch-unreachable") #Warns when a case value can possible not be reached
AppendWarningFlag("-Wunused") #Enables a bunch of warnings that relate to things stated but never used.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wuninitialized") #Warns about values being uninitalized. Where accessing them might be UB in some situations
AppendWarningFlag("-Wmaybe-uninitialized") #Warns when a value MIGHT not be initalized upon access.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wunknown-pragmas") #Self explanitory
AppendWarningFlag("-Wno-prio-ctor-dtor") #Yells about the developer setting priority to compiler reserved values for ctor/dtors
AppendWarningFlag("-Wstrict-aliasing=3") #Included in -Wall. Prevents aliasing rule breaking
AppendWarningFlag("-Wstrict-overflow=2") #Trys to hint at using values that won't overflow or will have the smallest chance of overflowing. Example. x+2 > y -> x+1 >= y
AppendWarningFlag("-Wbool-operation") #Warn against weird operations on the boolean type. Such as bitwise operations ON the bool
AppendWarningFlag("-Wduplicated-branches") #Warns about branches that appear to do the same thing
AppendWarningFlag("-Wduplicated-cond") #Warns about a conditional branch having a matching condition for both sides
AppendWarningFlag("-Wtautological-compare") #Warns when comparing something to itself
AppendWarningFlag("-Wshadow") #Warns about shadowing any variables
AppendWarningFlag("-Wfree-nonheap-object") #Warns about freeing a object not on the heap.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wpointer-arith") #Warns about missuse of 'sizeof' on types with no size. (Such as void)
AppendWarningFlag("-Wtype-limits") #Warn about comparisons that might be always true/false due to the limitations of a types' ability to display large or small values
AppendWarningFlag("-Wundef") #Warns about undefined behaviour when evaluating undefined defines
AppendWarningFlag("-Wcast-qual") #Warns when a cast removes a const attribute from a pointer.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wcast-align") #Warns when casting can shift a byte boundary for the pointer
AppendWarningFlag("-Wcast-function-type") #Warns when a function pointer is cast to a incompatable function pointer.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wwrite-strings") #Warns about string literals to char* conversions
AppendWarningFlag("-Wclobbered") #Warns about variables that are changed by longjmp or vfork
AppendWarningFlag("-Wconversion") #Warns about conversions between real and integer numbers and conversions between signed/unsigned numbers
AppendWarningFlag("-Wdangling-else") #Warns about confusing else statements
AppendWarningFlag("-Wdangling-pointer=2") #Warns about use of pointers with automatic lifetime
AppendWarningFlag("-Wempty-body") #Warns about empty conditional bodies
AppendWarningFlag("-Wfloat-conversion") #Warns about reduction of precision from double -> float conversions
AppendWarningFlag("-Waddress") #Prevents off uses of addresses
AppendWarningFlag("-Wlogical-op") #Warns about strange uses of logical operations in expressions
#TODO: Enable this again when I have time to properly clean it all up. Hiding the functions in a namespace is plenty.
#AppendFlag("-Wmissing-declarations") #Warns about global functions without any previous declaration
AppendFlag("-Wmissing-field-initializers") #Warns about a structure missing some fields in it's initalizer
#AppendWarningFlag("-Wmissing-declarations") #Warns about global functions without any previous declaration
AppendWarningFlag("-Wmissing-field-initializers") #Warns about a structure missing some fields in it's initalizer
#Note: padded is for masochists. That's coming from me. Only really enable this if your ready for a fun time.
#AppendFlag("-Wpadded")
AppendFlag("-Wredundant-decls") #Warns about declarations that happen more then once.
AppendFlag("-Wctor-dtor-privacy") #Warns if a class appears unusable due to private ctor/dtors
AppendFlag("-Wdelete-non-virtual-dtor") #Warns about using `delete` on a class that has virtual functions without a virtual dtor
#AppendWarningFlag("-Wpadded")
AppendWarningFlag("-Wredundant-decls") #Warns about declarations that happen more then once.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wctor-dtor-privacy") #Warns if a class appears unusable due to private ctor/dtors
AppendWarningFlag("-Wdelete-non-virtual-dtor") #Warns about using `delete` on a class that has virtual functions without a virtual dtor
# Disabled because of older GCC compilers being unhappy with it
AppendFlag("-Winvalid-constexpr") #Warns that a function marked as constexpr can't possibly produce a constexpr expression
AppendFlag("-Wnoexcept") #Warns when a noexcept expression is false due to throwing
AppendFlag("-Wnoexcept-type")
AppendFlag("-Wclass-memaccess") #Warns about accessing memory of a class. Which is likely invalid
AppendFlag("-Wregister") #Warns of use for `register` keyword. Which has been depreicated
AppendFlag("-Wreorder") # Warns about initlization order being wrong in a class' init list
AppendFlag("-Wno-pessimizing-move") #Warns about copy elision being prevented my std::move
AppendFlag("-Wno-redundant-move") #Warns about a std::move being redundant
AppendFlag("-Wredundant-tags") #Warns about a class-key and enum-key being redundant
AppendFlag("-Weffc++") #THEEE warning. Forces you to follow c++ guidelines for effective C++
AppendFlag("-Wold-style-cast") #Warns about using old style C casts
AppendFlag("-Woverloaded-virtual") #Warns when a function does not overload
AppendFlag("-Wsign-promo") #Warns about signed promotion without being explicit
AppendFlag("-Wmismatched-new-delete") #Warns about using new and free instead of new and delete
AppendFlag("-Wmismatched-tags") #Warns about mismatched tags for an object.
#AppendFlag("-Wmultiple-inheritance") #Warns about multiple inheritance (Leading to the diamond inheritance model)
AppendFlag("-Wzero-as-null-pointer-constant") #Warns about using literal zero as a null pointer comparison. Zero might not be nullptr on some machines.
AppendFlag("-Wcatch-value=3") #Warns about catches not catching by reference.
AppendFlag("-Wsuggest-final-types") #Self explanatory
AppendFlag("-Wsuggest-final-methods")# ^
AppendFlag("-Wsuggest-override")# ^
AppendFlag("-Wuse-after-free") #Warns about accessing a value after calling 'free' on it
AppendFlag("-Wuseless-cast") #Warns about a cast that is useless.
AppendWarningFlag("-Winvalid-constexpr") #Warns that a function marked as constexpr can't possibly produce a constexpr expression
AppendWarningFlag("-Wnoexcept") #Warns when a noexcept expression is false due to throwing
AppendWarningFlag("-Wnoexcept-type")
AppendWarningFlag("-Wclass-memaccess") #Warns about accessing memory of a class. Which is likely invalid
AppendWarningFlag("-Wregister") #Warns of use for `register` keyword. Which has been depreicated
AppendWarningFlag("-Wreorder") # Warns about initlization order being wrong in a class' init list
AppendWarningFlag("-Wno-pessimizing-move") #Warns about copy elision being prevented my std::move
AppendWarningFlag("-Wno-redundant-move") #Warns about a std::move being redundant
AppendWarningFlag("-Wredundant-tags") #Warns about a class-key and enum-key being redundant
AppendWarningFlag("-Weffc++") #THEEE warning. Forces you to follow c++ guidelines for effective C++
AppendWarningFlag("-Wold-style-cast") #Warns about using old style C casts
AppendWarningFlag("-Woverloaded-virtual") #Warns when a function does not overload
AppendWarningFlag("-Wsign-promo") #Warns about signed promotion without being explicit
AppendWarningFlag("-Wmismatched-new-delete") #Warns about using new and free instead of new and delete
AppendWarningFlag("-Wmismatched-tags") #Warns about mismatched tags for an object.
#AppendWarningFlag("-Wmultiple-inheritance") #Warns about multiple inheritance (Leading to the diamond inheritance model)
AppendWarningFlag("-Wzero-as-null-pointer-constant") #Warns about using literal zero as a null pointer comparison. Zero might not be nullptr on some machines.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wcatch-value=3") #Warns about catches not catching by reference.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wsuggest-final-types") #Self explanatory
AppendWarningFlag("-Wsuggest-final-methods")# ^
AppendWarningFlag("-Wsuggest-override")# ^
AppendWarningFlag("-Wuse-after-free") #Warns about accessing a value after calling 'free' on it
AppendWarningFlag("-Wuseless-cast") #Warns about a cast that is useless.
# Starting other weird flags
AppendFlag("-fdiagnostics-show-template-tree") # Shows the template diagnostic info as a tree instead.
AppendFlag("-fdiagnostics-path-format=inline-events")
AppendWarningFlag("-fdiagnostics-show-template-tree") # Shows the template diagnostic info as a tree instead.
AppendWarningFlag("-fdiagnostics-path-format=inline-events")
set(FGL_CONFIG "-std=c++23 -fmax-errors=6 -fconcepts-diagnostics-depth=8 -flto=auto -ftree-vectorize")

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function(AppendFlag FLAG_TEXT)
list(APPEND FGL_WARNINGS ${FLAG_TEXT} PARENT_SCOPE)
function(AppendWarningFlag FLAG_TEXT)
set(LIST ${FGL_WARNINGS})
list(APPEND LIST ${FLAG_TEXT})
set(FGL_WARNINGS ${LIST} PARENT_SCOPE)
endfunction()
function(SetFGLFlags TARGET)

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@@ -8,128 +8,150 @@
# Generic warnings.
#set(FGL_WARNINGS "-Wall;-Wundef;-Wextra;-Wpedantic")
set(FGL_WARNINGS "")
AppendFlag("-Wall")
AppendFlag("-Wundef")
AppendFlag("-Wextra")
AppendFlag("-Wpedantic")
AppendWarningFlag("-Wall")
AppendWarningFlag("-Wundef")
AppendWarningFlag("-Wextra")
AppendWarningFlag("-Wpedantic")
#AppendFlag("-Wno-changes-meaning") # Prevents accidently changing the type of things. Cannot define 1 things as another later
AppendFlag("-Wdouble-promotion") #Prevents issue where you can do math as a double which might not be intended.
AppendFlag("-Wnonnull") #Prevents passing null as an argument marked as nonnull attribute
AppendFlag("-Wnull-dereference") #Warns about a possible null dereference. Compiler checks all possible paths
#AppendWarningFlag("-Wno-changes-meaning") # Prevents accidently changing the type of things. Cannot define 1 things as another later
AppendWarningFlag("-Wdouble-promotion") #Prevents issue where you can do math as a double which might not be intended.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wnonnull") #Prevents passing null as an argument marked as nonnull attribute
AppendWarningFlag("-Wnull-dereference") #Warns about a possible null dereference. Compiler checks all possible paths
# Can't selectively disable this for certian things.
#AppendFlag("-Wnrvo") #Compiler checks for return value optimization invalidations
AppendFlag("-Winfinite-recursion") #Warns about infinite recursive calls
AppendFlag("-Winit-self") #Yells at you if you init something with itself
AppendFlag("-Wimplicit-fallthrough=4") # Warns about switch statements having a implicit fallthrough. must be marked with [[fallthrough]]
AppendFlag("-Wignored-qualifiers") #Warns if qualifiers are used in return types. Which are ignored.
AppendFlag("-Wno-ignored-attributes") #Warns if the compiler ignored an attribute and is unknown to the compiler
AppendFlag("-Wmain") #Warns if the main function looks odd. (Wrong return type, ect)
AppendFlag("-Wmisleading-indentation")#Warns if the indentation around an if/conditional could be misleading
AppendFlag("-Wmissing-attributes") #Warns about missing attributes that are defined with a related function (attributes in the prototype but missing in the definition) (-Wall enabled)
AppendFlag("-Wmissing-braces") #Warns when initalizing and missing braces during a aggregate or union initalization. (-Wall enabled)
AppendFlag("-Wmissing-include-dirs") #Warns when missing a include dir that was supplied to the compiler
AppendFlag("-Wmultistatement-macros") #Warns about odd behaviours with macros being used with conditionals that appear guarded by them
AppendFlag("-Wparentheses") #Warns about unnecessary parentheses or other weird cases. (Also warns of a case x<=y<=z being seen as (<=y ? 1 : 0) <= z
AppendFlag("-Wno-self-move") # Prevents moving a value into itself. Which has no effect
AppendFlag("-Wsequence-point") # Prevents some really weird shit like a = a++. Since due to the order of operations this results in undefined behaviour
AppendFlag("-Wreturn-type") #Warns when a return type defaults to int.
AppendFlag("-Wno-shift-count-negative") #Warns when a bitshift count is negative
AppendFlag("-Wno-shift-count-overflow") #Warns when bitshifting will overflow the width
AppendFlag("-Wswitch") #Warns when a switch lacks a case for it's given type.
AppendFlag("-Wswitch-enum") #Warn when a switch misses an enum type in it's case list
AppendFlag("-Wno-switch-outside-range") #Prevents a case outside of a switch's range.
AppendFlag("-Wno-switch-unreachable") #Warns when a case value can possible not be reached
AppendFlag("-Wunused") #Enables a bunch of warnings that relate to things stated but never used.
AppendFlag("-Wuninitialized") #Warns about values being uninitalized. Where accessing them might be UB in some situations
AppendFlag("-Wmaybe-uninitialized") #Warns when a value MIGHT not be initalized upon access.
AppendFlag("-Wunknown-pragmas") #Self explanitory
AppendFlag("-Wno-prio-ctor-dtor") #Yells about the developer setting priority to compiler reserved values for ctor/dtors
AppendFlag("-Wstrict-aliasing=3") #Included in -Wall. Prevents aliasing rule breaking
AppendFlag("-Wstrict-overflow=2") #Trys to hint at using values that won't overflow or will have the smallest chance of overflowing. Example. x+2 > y -> x+1 >= y
AppendFlag("-Wbool-operation") #Warn against weird operations on the boolean type. Such as bitwise operations ON the bool
AppendFlag("-Wduplicated-branches") #Warns about branches that appear to do the same thing
AppendFlag("-Wduplicated-cond") #Warns about a conditional branch having a matching condition for both sides
AppendFlag("-Wtautological-compare") #Warns when comparing something to itself
AppendFlag("-Wshadow") #Warns about shadowing any variables
AppendFlag("-Wfree-nonheap-object") #Warns about freeing a object not on the heap.
AppendFlag("-Wpointer-arith") #Warns about missuse of 'sizeof' on types with no size. (Such as void)
AppendFlag("-Wtype-limits") #Warn about comparisons that might be always true/false due to the limitations of a types' ability to display large or small values
AppendFlag("-Wundef") #Warns about undefined behaviour when evaluating undefined defines
AppendFlag("-Wcast-qual") #Warns when a cast removes a const attribute from a pointer.
AppendFlag("-Wcast-align") #Warns when casting can shift a byte boundary for the pointer
AppendFlag("-Wcast-function-type") #Warns when a function pointer is cast to a incompatable function pointer.
AppendFlag("-Wwrite-strings") #Warns about string literals to char* conversions
AppendFlag("-Wclobbered") #Warns about variables that are changed by longjmp or vfork
AppendFlag("-Wconversion") #Warns about conversions between real and integer numbers and conversions between signed/unsigned numbers
AppendFlag("-Wdangling-else") #Warns about confusing else statements
AppendFlag("-Wdangling-pointer=2") #Warns about use of pointers with automatic lifetime
AppendFlag("-Wempty-body") #Warns about empty conditional bodies
AppendFlag("-Wfloat-conversion") #Warns about reduction of precision from double -> float conversions
AppendFlag("-Waddress") #Prevents off uses of addresses
AppendFlag("-Wlogical-op") #Warns about strange uses of logical operations in expressions
#AppendWarningFlag("-Wnrvo") #Compiler checks for return value optimization invalidations
AppendWarningFlag("-Winfinite-recursion") #Warns about infinite recursive calls
AppendWarningFlag("-Winit-self") #Yells at you if you init something with itself
AppendWarningFlag("-Wimplicit-fallthrough=4") # Warns about switch statements having a implicit fallthrough. must be marked with [[fallthrough]]
AppendWarningFlag("-Wignored-qualifiers") #Warns if qualifiers are used in return types. Which are ignored.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wno-ignored-attributes") #Warns if the compiler ignored an attribute and is unknown to the compiler
AppendWarningFlag("-Wmain") #Warns if the main function looks odd. (Wrong return type, ect)
AppendWarningFlag("-Wmisleading-indentation")#Warns if the indentation around an if/conditional could be misleading
AppendWarningFlag("-Wmissing-attributes") #Warns about missing attributes that are defined with a related function (attributes in the prototype but missing in the definition) (-Wall enabled)
AppendWarningFlag("-Wmissing-braces") #Warns when initalizing and missing braces during a aggregate or union initalization. (-Wall enabled)
AppendWarningFlag("-Wmissing-include-dirs") #Warns when missing a include dir that was supplied to the compiler
AppendWarningFlag("-Wmultistatement-macros") #Warns about odd behaviours with macros being used with conditionals that appear guarded by them
AppendWarningFlag("-Wparentheses") #Warns about unnecessary parentheses or other weird cases. (Also warns of a case x<=y<=z being seen as (<=y ? 1 : 0) <= z
AppendWarningFlag("-Wno-self-move") # Prevents moving a value into itself. Which has no effect
AppendWarningFlag("-Wsequence-point") # Prevents some really weird shit like a = a++. Since due to the order of operations this results in undefined behaviour
AppendWarningFlag("-Wreturn-type") #Warns when a return type defaults to int.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wno-shift-count-negative") #Warns when a bitshift count is negative
AppendWarningFlag("-Wno-shift-count-overflow") #Warns when bitshifting will overflow the width
AppendWarningFlag("-Wswitch") #Warns when a switch lacks a case for it's given type.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wswitch-enum") #Warn when a switch misses an enum type in it's case list
AppendWarningFlag("-Wno-switch-outside-range") #Prevents a case outside of a switch's range.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wno-switch-unreachable") #Warns when a case value can possible not be reached
AppendWarningFlag("-Wunused") #Enables a bunch of warnings that relate to things stated but never used.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wuninitialized") #Warns about values being uninitalized. Where accessing them might be UB in some situations
AppendWarningFlag("-Wmaybe-uninitialized") #Warns when a value MIGHT not be initalized upon access.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wunknown-pragmas") #Self explanitory
AppendWarningFlag("-Wno-prio-ctor-dtor") #Yells about the developer setting priority to compiler reserved values for ctor/dtors
AppendWarningFlag("-Wstrict-aliasing=3") #Included in -Wall. Prevents aliasing rule breaking
AppendWarningFlag("-Wstrict-overflow=2") #Trys to hint at using values that won't overflow or will have the smallest chance of overflowing. Example. x+2 > y -> x+1 >= y
AppendWarningFlag("-Wbool-operation") #Warn against weird operations on the boolean type. Such as bitwise operations ON the bool
AppendWarningFlag("-Wduplicated-branches") #Warns about branches that appear to do the same thing
AppendWarningFlag("-Wduplicated-cond") #Warns about a conditional branch having a matching condition for both sides
AppendWarningFlag("-Wtautological-compare") #Warns when comparing something to itself
AppendWarningFlag("-Wshadow") #Warns about shadowing any variables
AppendWarningFlag("-Wfree-nonheap-object") #Warns about freeing a object not on the heap.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wpointer-arith") #Warns about missuse of 'sizeof' on types with no size. (Such as void)
AppendWarningFlag("-Wtype-limits") #Warn about comparisons that might be always true/false due to the limitations of a types' ability to display large or small values
AppendWarningFlag("-Wundef") #Warns about undefined behaviour when evaluating undefined defines
AppendWarningFlag("-Wcast-qual") #Warns when a cast removes a const attribute from a pointer.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wcast-align") #Warns when casting can shift a byte boundary for the pointer
AppendWarningFlag("-Wcast-function-type") #Warns when a function pointer is cast to a incompatable function pointer.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wwrite-strings") #Warns about string literals to char* conversions
AppendWarningFlag("-Wclobbered") #Warns about variables that are changed by longjmp or vfork
AppendWarningFlag("-Wconversion") #Warns about conversions between real and integer numbers and conversions between signed/unsigned numbers
AppendWarningFlag("-Wdangling-else") #Warns about confusing else statements
AppendWarningFlag("-Wdangling-pointer=2") #Warns about use of pointers with automatic lifetime
AppendWarningFlag("-Wempty-body") #Warns about empty conditional bodies
AppendWarningFlag("-Wfloat-conversion") #Warns about reduction of precision from double -> float conversions
AppendWarningFlag("-Waddress") #Prevents off uses of addresses
AppendWarningFlag("-Wlogical-op") #Warns about strange uses of logical operations in expressions
#TODO: Enable this again when I have time to properly clean it all up. Hiding the functions in a namespace is plenty.
#AppendFlag("-Wmissing-declarations") #Warns about global functions without any previous declaration
AppendFlag("-Wmissing-field-initializers") #Warns about a structure missing some fields in it's initalizer
#AppendWarningFlag("-Wmissing-declarations") #Warns about global functions without any previous declaration
AppendWarningFlag("-Wmissing-field-initializers") #Warns about a structure missing some fields in it's initalizer
#Note: padded is for masochists. That's coming from me. Only really enable this if your ready for a fun time.
#AppendFlag("-Wpadded")
AppendFlag("-Wredundant-decls") #Warns about declarations that happen more then once.
AppendFlag("-Wctor-dtor-privacy") #Warns if a class appears unusable due to private ctor/dtors
AppendFlag("-Wdelete-non-virtual-dtor") #Warns about using `delete` on a class that has virtual functions without a virtual dtor
#AppendWarningFlag("-Wpadded")
AppendWarningFlag("-Wredundant-decls") #Warns about declarations that happen more then once.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wctor-dtor-privacy") #Warns if a class appears unusable due to private ctor/dtors
AppendWarningFlag("-Wdelete-non-virtual-dtor") #Warns about using `delete` on a class that has virtual functions without a virtual dtor
# Disabled because of older GCC compilers being unhappy with it
AppendFlag("-Winvalid-constexpr") #Warns that a function marked as constexpr can't possibly produce a constexpr expression
AppendFlag("-Wnoexcept") #Warns when a noexcept expression is false due to throwing
AppendFlag("-Wnoexcept-type")
AppendFlag("-Wclass-memaccess") #Warns about accessing memory of a class. Which is likely invalid
AppendFlag("-Wregister") #Warns of use for `register` keyword. Which has been depreicated
AppendFlag("-Wreorder") # Warns about initlization order being wrong in a class' init list
AppendFlag("-Wno-pessimizing-move") #Warns about copy elision being prevented my std::move
AppendFlag("-Wno-redundant-move") #Warns about a std::move being redundant
AppendFlag("-Wredundant-tags") #Warns about a class-key and enum-key being redundant
AppendFlag("-Weffc++") #THEEE warning. Forces you to follow c++ guidelines for effective C++
AppendFlag("-Wold-style-cast") #Warns about using old style C casts
AppendFlag("-Woverloaded-virtual") #Warns when a function does not overload
AppendFlag("-Wsign-promo") #Warns about signed promotion without being explicit
AppendFlag("-Wmismatched-new-delete") #Warns about using new and free instead of new and delete
AppendFlag("-Wmismatched-tags") #Warns about mismatched tags for an object.
#AppendFlag("-Wmultiple-inheritance") #Warns about multiple inheritance (Leading to the diamond inheritance model)
AppendFlag("-Wzero-as-null-pointer-constant") #Warns about using literal zero as a null pointer comparison. Zero might not be nullptr on some machines.
AppendFlag("-Wcatch-value=3") #Warns about catches not catching by reference.
AppendFlag("-Wsuggest-final-types") #Self explanatory
AppendFlag("-Wsuggest-final-methods")# ^
AppendFlag("-Wsuggest-override")# ^
AppendFlag("-Wuse-after-free") #Warns about accessing a value after calling 'free' on it
AppendFlag("-Wuseless-cast") #Warns about a cast that is useless.
AppendWarningFlag("-Winvalid-constexpr") #Warns that a function marked as constexpr can't possibly produce a constexpr expression
AppendWarningFlag("-Wnoexcept") #Warns when a noexcept expression is false due to throwing
AppendWarningFlag("-Wnoexcept-type")
AppendWarningFlag("-Wclass-memaccess") #Warns about accessing memory of a class. Which is likely invalid
AppendWarningFlag("-Wregister") #Warns of use for `register` keyword. Which has been depreicated
AppendWarningFlag("-Wreorder") # Warns about initlization order being wrong in a class' init list
AppendWarningFlag("-Wno-pessimizing-move") #Warns about copy elision being prevented my std::move
AppendWarningFlag("-Wno-redundant-move") #Warns about a std::move being redundant
AppendWarningFlag("-Wredundant-tags") #Warns about a class-key and enum-key being redundant
AppendWarningFlag("-Weffc++") #THEEE warning. Forces you to follow c++ guidelines for effective C++
AppendWarningFlag("-Wold-style-cast") #Warns about using old style C casts
AppendWarningFlag("-Woverloaded-virtual") #Warns when a function does not overload
AppendWarningFlag("-Wsign-promo") #Warns about signed promotion without being explicit
AppendWarningFlag("-Wmismatched-new-delete") #Warns about using new and free instead of new and delete
AppendWarningFlag("-Wmismatched-tags") #Warns about mismatched tags for an object.
#AppendWarningFlag("-Wmultiple-inheritance") #Warns about multiple inheritance (Leading to the diamond inheritance model)
AppendWarningFlag("-Wzero-as-null-pointer-constant") #Warns about using literal zero as a null pointer comparison. Zero might not be nullptr on some machines.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wcatch-value=3") #Warns about catches not catching by reference.
AppendWarningFlag("-Wsuggest-final-types") #Self explanatory
AppendWarningFlag("-Wsuggest-final-methods")# ^
AppendWarningFlag("-Wsuggest-override")# ^
AppendWarningFlag("-Wuse-after-free") #Warns about accessing a value after calling 'free' on it
AppendWarningFlag("-Wuseless-cast") #Warns about a cast that is useless.
# Starting other weird flags
AppendFlag("-fdiagnostics-show-template-tree") # Shows the template diagnostic info as a tree instead.
AppendFlag("-fdiagnostics-path-format=inline-events")
AppendWarningFlag("-fdiagnostics-show-template-tree") # Shows the template diagnostic info as a tree instead.
AppendWarningFlag("-fdiagnostics-path-format=inline-events")
list(APPEND FGL_CONFIG "-fconcepts-diagnostics-depth=8")
list(APPEND FGL_CONFIG "-flto=auto")
list(APPEND FGL_CONFIG "-ftree-vectorize")
list(APPEND FGL_CONFIG "-fmax-errors=6")
set(FGL_CONFIG "-std=c++23;-fmax-errors=6;-fconcepts-diagnostics-depth=8;-flto=auto;-ftree-vectorize")
if (DEFINED USE_WERROR)
set(FGL_CONFIG "${FGL_CONFIG} -Werror")
list(APPEND FGL_CONFIG "-Werror")
endif ()
# Safe for debug
set(FGL_SHARED_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS "-fno-rtti")
list(APPEND FGL_SHARED_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS "-fno-rtti")
set(FGL_GENERAL_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS "-fdevirtualize-at-ltrans;-fdevirtualize-speculatively;-funroll-loops;-floop-nest-optimize;-floop-parallelize-all;-fsplit-paths;-fstrict-aliasing;-ftree-vectorize")
list(APPEND FGL_GENERAL_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS "-fdevirtualize-at-ltrans")
list(APPEND FGL_GENERAL_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS "-fdevirtualize-speculatively")
list(APPEND FGL_GENERAL_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS "-funroll-loops")
list(APPEND FGL_GENERAL_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS "-floop-nest-optimize")
list(APPEND FGL_GENERAL_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS "-floop-parallelize-all")
list(APPEND FGL_GENERAL_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS "-fsplit-paths")
list(APPEND FGL_GENERAL_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS "-fstrict-aliasing")
list(APPEND FGL_GENERAL_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS "-ftree-vectorize")
set(FGL_SHARED_DEBUG "-gdwarf-4;-fvar-tracking-assignments")
list(APPEND FGL_SHARED_DEBUG "-gdwarf-4")
list(APPEND FGL_SHARED_DEBUG "-fvar-tracking-assignments")
string(TOUPPER ${CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE} UPPER_BUILD_TYPE)
# Optimization flags
set(FGL_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS_RELEASE "-O2;-s;${FGL_GENERAL_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS} ${FGL_SHARED_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS}") # System agonistc flags
set(FGL_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS_RELWITHDEBINFO "-O2;${FGL_GENERAL_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS} ${FGL_SHARED_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS} ${FGL_SHARED_DEBUG}")
set(FGL_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS_DEBUG "-O0;-g;-fstrict-aliasing;-fno-omit-frame-pointer;-ftrapv;-fverbose-asm;-femit-class-debug-always ${FGL_SHARED_DEBUG}") # Debug flags
set(FGL_FINAL_FLAGS_RELEASE "-O2;-s;${FGL_GENERAL_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS};${FGL_SHARED_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS}") # System agonistc flags
set(FGL_FINAL_FLAGS_RELWITHDEBINFO "-O2;${FGL_GENERAL_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS};${FGL_SHARED_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS};${FGL_SHARED_DEBUG}")
set(FGL_FINAL_FLAGS_DEBUG "-O0;-g;-fstrict-aliasing;-fno-omit-frame-pointer;-ftrapv;-fverbose-asm;-femit-class-debug-always;${FGL_SHARED_DEBUG}") # Debug flags
set(FGL_FINAL_FLAGS_SYSTEM "-O2;-march=native;-fdeclone-ctor-dtor;-fgcse;-fgcse-las;-fgcse-sm;-ftree-loop-im;-fivopts;-ftree-loop-ivcanon;-fira-hoist-pressure;-fsched-pressure;-fsched-spec-load;-fipa-pta;-s;-ffat-lto-objects;-fno-enforce-eh-specs;-fstrict-enums;${FGL_SHARED_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS}") # System specific flags. Probably not portable
set(FGL_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS_SYSTEM "-O2;-march=native;-fdeclone-ctor-dtor;-fgcse;-fgcse-las;-fgcse-sm;-ftree-loop-im;-fivopts;-ftree-loop-ivcanon;-fira-hoist-pressure;-fsched-pressure;-fsched-spec-load;-fipa-pta;-s;-ffat-lto-objects;-fno-enforce-eh-specs;-fstrict-enums;${FGL_SHARED_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS}") # System specific flags. Probably not portable
list(APPEND FGL_FLAGS ${FGL_CONFIG})
list(APPEND FGL_FLAGS ${FGL_FINAL_FLAGS_${UPPER_BUILD_TYPE}})
list(APPEND FGL_FLAGS ${FGL_WARNINGS})
list(APPEND FGL_CHILD_FLAGS ${FGL_FINAL_FLAGS_${UPPER_BUILD_TYPE}})
message(" -- FGL_FLAGS: ${FGL_FLAGS}")
message("-- FGL_CHILD_FLAGS: ${FGL_CHILD_FLAGS}")
# Final sets
set(FGL_FLAGS "${FGL_CONFIG};${FGL_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS_${UPPER_BUILD_TYPE}};${FGL_WARNINGS}") # Flags for our shit
#set(FGL_FLAGS "${FGL_CONFIG};${FGL_FINAL_FLAGS_${UPPER_BUILD_TYPE}};${FGL_WARNINGS}") # Flags for our shit
#set(FGL_FLAGS "${FGL_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS_${UPPER_BUILD_TYPE}}" PARENT_SCOPE)
set(FGL_CHILD_FLAGS "${FGL_OPTIMIZATION_FLAGS_RELEASE}") # Child flags for adding optimization to anything we build ourselves but doesn't follow our standard
#set(FGL_CHILD_FLAGS "${FGL_FINAL_FLAGS_RELEASE}") # Child flags for adding optimization to anything we build ourselves but doesn't follow our standard
# We use release flags since we really don't need to be using debug flags for anything not ours
SET_PROPERTY(GLOBAL PROPERTY FGL_FLAGS ${FGL_FLAGS})