Support passing arguments to the assembler#4
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Support passing arguments to
powerpc-{gekko,eabi}-aswith the--asflagscommand-line option.Currently have it so that instances of
--asflagswithgecko buildwill override settings in a configuration file.Mainly looking to add this in order to have a cleaner way of supporting
.ifdefdirectives in pieces of code that one may [or may not] want to assemble - although, there are potentially a bunch of other cases where you might want to control what the assembler is doing.For example:
I also let it print assembler messages by default - probably useful in cases where there are non-fatal warnings that aren't passed to stderr (we only hard fail to build when stderr output is non-null).