Okay, once upon a time, it was recommended that I use
in my /etc/mk.conf LOCAL_CFLAGS to define extra options for my
compilations at build time, and to use HOST_CFLAGS+= ${LOCAL_CFLAGS}

Then things started to break, and I was told, "Don't do that."

"Use COPTS+= instead."

Then, recently, that caused my kernel builds to completely explode,
being twice as large as they needed to be.

So I was told, "Don't do that."

Does anyone have a suggestion as to what I *should* be using to add
build-time compiler flags to /etc/mk.conf, since HOST_CFLAGS,
LOCAL_CFLAGS and COPTS all seem to be off limits?


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